MGC reports 4% casino revenue growth for September 2025, eclipses $156.5m

The Missouri Gaming Commission (MGC) has released the state’s casino revenue throughout September 2025, as the 13 casino facilities which report to the regulator totaled over $156.5m in combined revenue, equating to an increase of 4%. 

By gaming type, electronic gaming devices accounted for the vast majority of Missouri casino revenue for September 2025 after generating $133.5m for a mirrored rise of 4% year-over-year, while table game revenue increased 5% to produce just over $22.9m. 

Despite reporting a decrease in casino revenue of 1% from the prior year period, Ameristar St. Charles still produced the highest revenue of any property located in Missouri for September 2025 with nearly $23.3m. Horseshoe Casino St. Louis reported the largest increase in casino revenue throughout September 2025, showcasing growth of 25% for a total casino revenue of $13.3m. 

Hollywood Casino and River City Casino also eclipsed the $20m mark for casino revenue generated in September 2025, reporting totals of just over $21m and $21.5m, respectively, for increases of 3% and 5%. Ameristar Kansas City produced nearly $15.8m of September 2025 casino revenue but fell 4%, while Harrah’s Kansas City grew its revenue by 20% for a reported monthly revenue of $15m. 

Argosy Casino and Bally’s Kansas City were the only properties in Missouri to also generate over $10m in casino revenue for September 2025, reporting $12.1m and $10.2m, respectively, but having fallen 3% and 8% from the prior year period. 

Good to know: Fanatics Betting and Gaming formed a new multi-year partnership with Boyd Gaming to expand its retail and online sportsbook operations into Missouri on August 25, projected to launch in December 2025 pending all regulatory approvals

Only seven properties offering table game play in Missouri reported revenues of over $1m for the gaming type, including Harrah’s Kansas City and Ameristar St. Charles which each generated table game revenues of $4.2m for an increase of 21%, but a 9% decrease for the latter. 

Argosy Riverside, Hollywood Casino and River City Casino reported table game revenues of $2.4m, $3.6m and $2.7m, respectively, while Horseshoe St. Louis and Ameristar Kansas City were also able to eclipse $1m in table game revenue. 

For electronic gaming devices, Ameristar St. Charles generated over $19m of revenue from the gaming type but remained stagnant year-over-year. Hollywood Casino and River City reported electronic gaming device revenues of $17.4m and $18.8m for September 2025, respectively, equating to increases of 2% and 6%. 

Harrah’s Kansas City, Horseshoe St. Louis and Ameristar Kansas City produced September 2025 electronic gaming device revenues of $10.8m, $11.5m and $13.9m, respectively, representing increases of 19% and 26%, but a fall of 3% for the Ameristar Kansas City property. 

Kirk Geller

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