New: Scott Boylan Occasional Paper
Just posted: our latest Occasional Paper from Washington & Lee's Scott Boylan.
Paper 34: May 2016
Scott Boylan. "Nevada Gaming Revenue: A Comparative Analysis of Slots and Tables"
Just posted: our latest Occasional Paper from Washington & Lee's Scott Boylan.
Paper 34: May 2016
Scott Boylan. "Nevada Gaming Revenue: A Comparative Analysis of Slots and Tables"
Now with 2014 data, including Internet win:
Atlantic City Gaming Revenue
Annual statistics for Casino, Slot, and Table Win, 1978-2014
We've updated the Maryland monthly report with April numbers.
Maryland Casinos: Monthly Revenues
Gross Terminal Revenue, Number of Machines, Win/Unit/Day, Table Data, and Annual Change
Now updated with February 2013 data!
Detroit Casinos: Monthly Statistics
Revenues, Year/Year Change, and Market Share by Casino
Difficult start to the year, to say the least.
Nevada Gaming Revenue: Long-Term Trends (2000-2012) Updated February 2013
Analysis of the total number of positions, slots, and table games for Nevada casinos from 2000 to the present. Charts include totals for total game categories and breakdowns for blackjack, baccarat, craps, sports books, and poker.
Nevada Gaming Statistics: August Comparison
Statewide, Las Vegas Strip, Downtown Las Vegas, Boulder Strip, and Washoe County figures for the month of August, 2004-2012
Nevada Gaming Statistics: The Last Six Months
Recent Trends for Casino Revenues, March to August 2012
Atlantic City casino revenue has fallen by more than 36% since 2006. Yet there are deeper challenges than just the recent drop. Since the mid-1980s, table revenues have been stagnant; adjusting for inflation, they've seen a large decline. Slot gaming has historically been more robust, and its current decline, which predates the recession, is cause for concern.
Unlike Nevada, which in 2010 reversed its recessionary decline, Atlantic City shows no sign of reversing its current losing streak.The following trends were most noteworthy:
• From 1978-1985, Atlantic City gaming saw rapid growth, with average growth rates of 55.07%
(total), 57.39% (slot) and 53.15% (table) per year.
• From 1986-2006, the industry grew less impressively, with average growth rates of 4.37%
(total), 1.55% (slot) and 6.21% (table) per year.
Nevada Gaming Revenue: Long-Term Trends (2000-2011) Updated February 2012
Analysis of the total number of positions, slots, and table games for Nevada casinos from 2000 to the present. Charts include totals for total game categories and breakdowns for blackjack, baccarat, craps, sports books, and poker.