Nevada casinos reported $1.282 billion in gaming win in September, a 0.05 percent dip from a year earlier, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. A 0.8 percent increase on the Las Vegas Strip to $693.5 million was offset by declines in downtown Las Vegas, Laughlin and other markets.
Downtown Las Vegas gaming win fell 7.5 percent to $82.6 million, while Laughlin recorded one of the steepest drops at 16.8 percent to $33.8 million. The Boulder Strip was nearly flat at $83.2 million, and North Las Vegas rose 9.2 percent to $25.1 million. Clark County overall declined less than 1 percent to $1.09 billion.
Despite the flat monthly result, the first three months of the 2027 fiscal year showed growth. Gaming win from July through September totaled nearly $3.94 billion, up 1.7 percent. The Strip generated $2.15 billion for the quarter, up 1.7 percent, while Clark County overall increased 1 percent to $3.32 billion.
Other markets posted stronger September results. Washoe County rose 0.4 percent to $101 million, with Sparks up nearly 21 percent to $17.2 million offsetting a 3.5 percent decline in Reno to $73 million. Elko County increased 11.7 percent to $35.2 million, and South Lake Tahoe rose 12.5 percent to $26.5 million.
Table-game win fell 3.6 percent statewide to $333.7 million, while slot-machine win rose 1.3 percent to $948.9 million. Craps win dropped 25.1 percent to $32.6 million and blackjack fell 6.3 percent to $94 million, while baccarat rose 11.5 percent to $58.6 million and roulette increased 20.3 percent to $33.6 million. Penny-slot win declined 21.4 percent to $113.9 million, while multi-denomination machines generated $777.4 million, up 7.6 percent.
Sources: Las Vegas Review-Journal
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