Nevada gaming win rises 0.82 per cent in June
Full fiscal year 2025–2026 revenue was $16.05bn, a 2.59 per cent increase.
US.- Nevada’s nonrestricted gambling licensees generated $1.34bn in June 2026, a 0.82 per cent increase from $1.33bn in June 2025. The Nevada Gaming Control Board reported that full fiscal year 2025–2026 revenue was $16.05bn, a 2.59 per cent increase over the previous fiscal year.
For June, Clark County generated $1.15bn, while Las Vegas Strip revenue was $754.7m, down 1.39 per cent and Downtown Las Vegas revenue was $75.5m, a 2.64 per cent rise. Revenue in North Las Vegas rose 3.36 per cent to $24.7m, Boulder Strip increased 1.88 per cent to $89m and Laughlin fell 3.95 per cent to $38.4m.
Slot machine revenue increased 2.6 per cent to $923.1m while table game winnings fell 2.8 per cent to $420.7m. Based on June taxable income, the state received $81.6m in percentage fees in July, a 6.99 per cent drop over the same month the previous year.
