Deadwood casino gaming handle hits US$1bn

Wagers are up 45.04 per cent for the year to date.

09/27/21

The South Dakota Commission on Gaming has reported that the casino’s August gaming handle increased 18.63 per cent over August 2020.

US.- According to a report from the South Dakota Commission on Gaming, Deadwood casinos’ August gaming handle increased 18.63 per cent over August 2020 and now tops US$1bn for the year to date.

In August, visitors to Deadwood’s casinos spent more than US$142m: $133m on slot machines and nearly US$9.2m on table game bets. Casinos saw taxable adjusted gross revenue of nearly US$13.2m and paid US$1.19m in taxes to various state, county and local government entities.

This $1bn on wagers through the first eight months of 2021, represents an increase of 45.04 per cent over 2020. Slot machines have handled nearly US$945m, up 44.19 per cent over 2020. Table game revenue for the year to date is up 59.32 per cent at US$62m.

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