Ohio’s four casinos generated $88.9m in July, up 8.4% from $82m a year earlier, according to figures from the Ohio Casino Control Commission. Revenue rose at all four casinos, while slots and table games each increased by 8.4%.
The figures show year-on-year revenue growth across Ohio’s commercial casino market and its two main gaming segments.
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Ohio casinos recorded $79.6 million in revenue in January, up 2.3% year on year, according to figures published by the Ohio Casino Control Commission. Slots generated $59.1 million, while table games brought in $20.5 million; Hollywood Columbus was the only casino listed with a year-on-year decline.
Ohio casinos generated $87.2m in October, up 5% from $83m a year earlier, according to the Ohio Casino Control Commission’s report. Jack Cleveland recorded the largest year-on-year increase among the casinos, with revenue rising 10.1% to $21.8m.
Ohio's four casinos generated $89m in revenue in August, up 3.9% year on year, according to figures published by the Ohio Casino Control Commission. Slots brought in $66m, while table games generated $23m. Three casinos recorded annual revenue growth; Jack Cleveland's revenue fell 1.2%.
Ohio's commercial casinos generated $82 million in June, up 0.5% from June 2024 and down 10.5% from May, according to the Ohio Casino Control Commission report. Hollywood Columbus led with $23.6 million; Hard Rock Cincinnati was the only casino to report a year-on-year decline.
Ohio casinos generated $94.4 million in revenue in March, a 0.3% year-on-year decline, the Ohio Casino Control Commission reported. Slots accounted for $68.8 million and table games for $25.5 million; Hollywood Columbus led the state’s four casinos with $26.6 million.