New York’s four full-scale commercial casinos generated $53.2m in February revenue, up 4.2% from February 2025, according to the New York State Gaming Commission. Slots brought in $40.6m, while table games revenue fell 17.4% to $11.7m; Rivers Casino and Resort led the group with $17.8m.
The figures show operators and investors how casino revenue and its main components changed year on year in New York.
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New York State Gaming Commission figures showed that the state’s four full-scale commercial casinos generated $62m in March revenue, up 1.8% year on year. Slots produced $46.4m, while table games generated $14.4m; retail sports betting contributed $387,533.