New York’s full-scale casinos generated $58.7 million in revenue in January, up 8.7% year on year, according to the New York State Gaming Commission. Slots revenue rose 14.6% to $42.8 million, while table games revenue fell 1.6% to $14.6 million. Del Lago recorded the largest reported increase, rising 15.2% to $12.7 million.
The state figures show operators how January revenue differed between slots and table games.
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New York City’s Public Design Commission postponed a vote on the design of a public-facing section of the Metropolitan Park casino project on 20 October. The commission unanimously delayed the decision after a public hearing, seeking more information about the site’s environmental conditions.
On Tuesday, October 20, the Public Design Commission of New York City held a public hearing and then put off a decision on how a public-facing portion of the Metropolitan Park casino project should look. Before it votes, the commission is seeking a clearer picture of the site’s environmental conditions. The development’s potential was the central topic at the hearing.
New York’s State Gaming Commission has launched a public awareness campaign on unlawful online gambling in the state. It warns against prediction markets and offshore operators, while identifying licensed sports betting, horse-racing wagering, charitable online raffles, interactive fantasy sports and the New York Lottery as legal options, according to the commission.
The New York State Gaming Commission launched its “Avoid Risky Bets” campaign warning residents about offshore gambling sites, prediction markets and sweepstakes-style casinos, which it says are illegal in the state. The commission said these platforms can lack consumer safeguards and urged residents to report suspected illegal gambling to state authorities.
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.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced proposed gambling rules developed by the New York State Gaming Commission, which opened them for public consultation. The draft would bar licensees from using AI for personalised promotions or wager suggestions and includes possible biometric account checks; comments are open until 15 May 2026.