Gaming revenue at New York’s four commercial casinos rose 3% year on year to $57.6m in September, according to the report.
The revenue figure gives operators and investors a measure of performance across New York’s commercial casino market.
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New York’s full-scale commercial casinos generated $58.4 million in November, up 2.5% year on year, according to the New York State Gaming Commission. Rivers Casino led the market with $18.8 million, while statewide slot revenue rose 4.7% to $42.2 million and table-game revenue fell 3% to $14.5 million.
Revenue at New York’s four commercial casinos reportedly reached $56.0 million in October, up 4% year on year. The source excerpt does not identify the reporting authority or provide a casino-level breakdown.
New York’s commercial full-service casinos generated $55.1m in June, a 2.2% year-on-year decline from $56.4m, according to figures attributed to the New York State Gaming Commission. Slot and electronic gaming terminal revenue rose 1.7% to $41.8m, while table-game revenue fell 16.8% to $11.8m.
New York’s four commercial casinos increased revenue 10% to $63.0 million in May, reportedly reaching a four-year high.
MGM Yonkers submitted an application for a commercial casino licence in downstate New York, according to the report. Its proposal values the project at $2.3bn and would redevelop the Empire City Casino site; MGM Yonkers says it expects to complete the work by mid-2029 if awarded a licence. The Gaming Facility Location Board expects to decide by 1 December, with Commission licensure planned by 31 December.