Nevada August gaming revenue down 22% from year ago

Nevada casinos brought in $743m in August, a year-on-year decline of 22%.

The monthly win also marks a slight drop off from July, when the state earned $757m. 

However, year-on-year percentage actually improved from July numbers, which were down 26%. 

Las Vegas Strip casinos generated $319m in August, down 39% from last year. July’s Strip win also fell 39% year-on-year. 

Washoe County took in $76m for a 12% decline.

Statewide, table, counter and card game revenue reached $218m, a 36% decline. Slot machines win of $525m marked a 22% drop. 

Smaller counties and jurisdictions saw positive revenue change or single digit losses from a year ago. 

Lyon County for example earned $5m in August, an 18% improvement. 

September could generate better numbers with the return of the NFL and increased business from Labor Day travel. 

Ezra Amacher

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