The total was fueled by baccarat play, which saw revenue of $141.1 million, up 258.8 percent from a year ago. Strip gaming revenue of almost $734.8 million was 22.7 percent higher over a year ago and 19.2 percent higher than June 2019. Two casinos in North Las Vegas, Fiesta Rancho and Texas Station, have permanently closed, and Colorado Belle in Laughlin has been closed for 29 months. Lawton said just two markets – Sparks and South Lake Tahoe – were down for the first six months of 2022 compared to a year ago.ĭuring June, all of Nevada’s reporting markets, with the exception of North Las Vegas and Laughlin, had gaming totals that exceeded the revenue numbers reported in pre-pandemic June 2019. Still, for the first six months of 2022, gaming revenue statewide is up 19.8 percent compared with the record $13.4 billion in gaming revenue reported in 2021. “Growth, as anticipated, is decelerating compared to calendar year 2021,” he said. “The majority of the submarkets in Clark County, in addition to several submarkets outside of Clark County, continue to face difficult year-over-year comparisons,” Control Board Senior Economic Analyst Michael Lawton said in an email analysis of the results.
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