Nevada’s Gaming Control Board reported $1.16 billion in statewide gaming revenue for August, down 3.8% from August 2023. The Las Vegas Strip generated $643.6 million, a 3.5% year-on-year decline, while statewide sportsbooks won $25 million, up 38.9%.
Operators and investors can assess Nevada market performance across casinos and sports betting from the reported figures.
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Nevada casinos recorded $1.21bn in gaming revenue in February, down from $1.34bn a year earlier, according to figures attributed to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. The Las Vegas Strip generated $690.3m, a 13.8% year-on-year decline; the source also reported statewide fiscal-year gaming win was down 1.14%.
Nevada Gaming Control Board chair Kirk Hendrick gave his farewell at his final meeting before leaving the role at the end of the following week, reportedly after nearly two and a half years in the post. Mike Dreitzer, the outgoing chief executive of Gaming Arts, is due to appear as chair at the board’s July meeting.
Nevada recorded $1.27bn in total gaming revenue in August. Revenue increased 3% compared with the same month a year earlier.
Nevada's 314 licensed gaming facilities generated $1.26bn in gaming revenue in August 2026. The statewide total increased 3.1% year on year.
Nevada's licensed gaming facilities reported $1.26bn in gaming revenue for August 2026, according to figures released on 30 September by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. The statewide total rose 3.1% year on year. Las Vegas Strip casinos accounted for $684.1m of the total, up 0.7% from August 2025.
Nevada’s 453 casinos generated $1.2bn in gaming win in August, up 3.1% from August 2025, citing NGCB figures. Gaming tax revenue fell during the month.
Nevada's 453 casinos recorded $1.2bn in gaming win in August, a 3.1% increase on August 2025, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. The regulator reported the figures on Wednesday. Gaming win for the fiscal year that began on 1 July is up 2.6%.