Nevada casino revenue tops $1bn for eighth month

The total gaming win was up 20 per cent from October 2019.
The total gaming win was up 20 per cent from October 2019.

The Nevada Gaming Control Board has reported casino revenue of just over $1.2bn for October.

US.- The Nevada Gaming Control Board has released figures for October showng that casino revenue reached just over $1.2bn. That makes October was the eighth month in a row that Nevada passed the billion-dollar mark.

The total gaming win was up 20 per cent from October 2019 and up 5.6 per cent from September’s win of $1.16b. The sports betting handle set a state record of $1.1bn, up 39.9 per cent from September’s $786.5m and 66.8 year-on-year from October 2020’s $659.9m. Football betting accounted for $729.3m of the handle, baseball $121.7m, and basketball $110.9m.

The mobile sports betting handle was $703.8m, again a record for the state. That was up by 42.1 per cent from September ($495.3m) and 86.7 per cent from October 2020 ($376.8m). Mobile accounted for 63.9 per cent of the sports betting handle.

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