Nevada’s total gaming win reached $1.34bn in January 2026, a 6.6% fall from January 2025, according to figures presented by Gaming Control Board senior economic analyst Shelly Newell. Las Vegas Strip win fell 11% to $747.7m, while statewide sportsbook wagers totalled $795.2m, down 0.2%.
The figures give Nevada operators and investors a view of January revenue and wagering trends across key segments.
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Nevada’s Gaming Control Board reported that the state’s 453 casinos won $1.2 billion in September, down 0.05% from September 2025. The Las Vegas Strip recorded $693.4 million, up 0.82%, while gaming win across Clark County fell 0.95% to $1.08 billion. The board collected $81.1 million in October percentage fees on September taxable revenue, a 6.8% year-on-year decrease.
Nevada's 453 casinos won $1.2bn in September, a 0.05% decline from September 2025, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. The board reported the figures on Wednesday. Gaming win for the fiscal year that began on 1 July has increased 1.6%.
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.
Nevada’s nonrestricted gaming licensees recorded $1,388,340,168 in gaming win in May, up 7.43% year on year, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. The Las Vegas Strip generated $807,887,432, its eighth-highest monthly total, while the statewide fiscal-year-to-date figure reached $14.7bn through 31 May 2026. The board said reported figures may be revised.
Nevada’s gaming win reached $1.42 billion in March, nearly 12% above the year-earlier figure, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board data cited in the report. The Las Vegas Strip recorded $779.9 million, up 14.4% from March 2025, while downtown Las Vegas rose nearly 21% to $103.1 million.
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.