The latest revenue report from the Nevada Gaming Control Board has revealed that the state’s licensed gambling operators enjoyed the largest single-month revenue total as Nevada casinos reported $1.36 billion in revenue for the month of July. This beat the previous record of $1.23 billion set in May 2021.
Nevada Sets New Single-Month Revenue Record as Millions of Gamblers Return to The StripWashoe County Casinos set a new monthly record with July revenues of $100 million the highest figure collected in Northern Nevada since August 2002. Elko County also set a record with revenues of $34.2 million beating the county’s previous record set in March of 2021.
Nevada Sets New Single-Month Revenue Record as Millions of Gamblers Return to The StripThe increase in revenue was largely thanks to the spike in tourist numbers with 3.3 million visitors hitting the strip during the month of July. According to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority’s most recent report, this is the highest single-month since the pandemic shut down tourism in March 2020.
Baccarat revenue came in at $160.1 million for the month, a jump of 107.3% on the same period in 2019. Wagering on the game increased by 26.3% to $809.9 million while the casinos’ hold percentage was 19.77% compared to 12.03% back in July of 2019.
Slot machines on the Strip took in $4.8 billion in wagers. This broke a 14-year record for the highest single-month of betting activity on slot machines. Revenue generated from slots amounted to $459.6 million marking a 6.4% increase on July 2019 for the largest single-month slots revenue total in history.
Nevada Sets New Single-Month Revenue Record as Millions of Gamblers Return to The Strip reported wagers of $409.9 million resulting in combined revenues of $33.3 million—both all-time monthly records. Sports betting activity increased by 35.5% on July 2019’s figures. Mobile sports betting accounted for 59% of July’s total sports wagers. Nevada Sets New Single-Month Revenue Record as Millions of Gamblers Return to The Strip Nevada Sets New Single-Month Revenue Record as Millions of Gamblers Return to The StripUnder Nevada gambling laws online gambling involving sports betting, poker and Daily fantasy sports are legal in NV. Providers must hold a valid license to provide online gambling services in the state legally. Currently, online casinos and lottery are not allowed in Nevada.