Nevada's Gaming Control Board reported statewide casino win of $1.23bn in August 2025, up 5.4% year on year. Las Vegas Strip revenue reached $679.3m, while baccarat revenue rose 51% as wagering volume fell about 14%.
The figures show casino revenue growth alongside lower baccarat wagering and reduced visitor numbers in Nevada.
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Nevada’s nonrestricted licensees reported gaming win of nearly $1.44bn in December, down 1.55% year on year, according to data released by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Las Vegas Strip win fell more than 6% to $827.7m, while sports betting win rose 351.9% to $67.6m. The state’s gaming revenue increased 1.2% for 2025, according to year-end calculations from the board.
Nevada’s gaming win fell 2.2% in September, while the statewide total remained 1% higher for the year, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board’s senior economic analyst. Statewide win was $1.28bn, including $937.1m from slots and $54.3m from sportsbooks; sportsbook wagers totalled $791.1m.
Nevada nonrestricted gaming licensees reported $1,266,105,114 in gaming win in August 2026, up 3.14% year on year, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Clark County generated $1.06bn, while Las Vegas Strip win reached $684.1m; the state also collected $72.6m in percentage fees during September based on August revenue.
Michigan’s Gaming Control Board reported adjusted gross revenue of $315m for iGaming in August 2026, up 17.6% from August 2025. Online casino revenue was $290.8m, while online sports betting revenue was $24.2m, down 29.3% year on year. Total gross receipts across iGaming and sports betting reached $337m.
The New Mexico Gaming Control Board said it expects to update its licensing procedures in August. It said it will provide more detailed guidance and notify affected licensees and businesses before implementation.