Missouri increases casino revenue 9% to $169.1m for April 2025
The revenue figure for April 2025 was primarily driven by Ameristar Casino Resort St. Charles, which generated $26.2m throughout the month for an increase of 9% year-over-year.
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- While slot revenue grew by 5% from the prior year period to report a total of $140.8m, table game revenue increased by 33% year-over-year to account for $28.3m for April 2025
- Only three properties in Missouri reported decreases in revenue year-over-year, including Argosy Casino Riverside, Century Casino Cape and Mark Twain Casino
The Missouri Gaming Commission has published the financial performance throughout April 2025 for casinos located within the state, having witnessed a 9% increase year-over-year for a total revenue of $169.1m.
The figure was primarily driven by slot revenue, which increased 5% from the prior year period to $140.8m, while table game revenue grew by 33% year-over-year to $28.3m.
Only three casinos in Missouri reported decreases in April revenue year-over-year, including Argosy Casino Riverside, Century Casino Cape and Mark Twain Casino, which fell by 4%, 11% and 4%, respectively. Argosy managed to generate $13.4m of revenue for April 2025, with Century Cape adding $5.4m and Mark Twain Casino producing $2.8m as well.
Of the 13 casinos which report to the Missouri Gaming Commission, Ameristar Casino Resort St. Charles was able to generate the highest revenue figure with a total of $26.2m for April 2025, representing an increase of 9% year-over-year.
Hollywood Casino St. Louis and River City Casino Hotel were close runner-ups to Ameristar, having generated revenue totals of $21.7m and $22.6m, respectively, for increases of 10% and 7% from the prior year period.
Good to know: An official Consumer Protection Alert was issued by the Missouri Gaming Commission on April 24, warning players in the state not to engage with any fraudulent sites claiming to be operating regulated online casinos
Century Casino Caruthersville and Harrah’s Kansas City also witnessed significant growth in revenue for April 2025, as Century Caruthersville increased by 19% from the prior year period to $4.8m and Harrah’s Kansas City produced just over $18.8m for an increase of 47%.
The Missouri Gaming Commission reported a table game drop of $123.4m throughout April 2025, while slot games generated nearly $1.5bn of handle for the period, leading to win percentages of 22.9% and 9.6% for casinos.
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