Nevada’s casinos posts $15.5bn in gaming revenue for 2023
A number of records were broken in the results published.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board has released its gaming results for December, as well as for the whole of 2023.
December 2023
A new all-time record revenue amount was set in Nevada for December as the Silver State recorded a total revenue amount of $1.43bn. This number also represented an increase of 9.04% when compared with December 2022.
Slot machines took the highest revenue amount, accounting for around $858m of the revenue amount in the state for Nevada, though table, counter and card games win amount had the higher increase, of 12.45%.
FY2023
Nevada’s full-year numbers also set new records for the state, finishing with a record revenue number for the third consecutive year, finishing the year with a new statewide revenue record of $15.5bn.
This also highlighted a 4.58% increase in gaming revenue when compared with 2022’s numbers.
While slot machines brought in the majority of that gaming revenue, $10.3bn, it was table, counter and card games which yet again saw the higher growth between the two, growing its revenue by 8.35% compared with 2022.
Individual areas
Looking closer at the numbers, Clark County’s game revenue increased 9.75% to $1.27bn, but Washoe County saw a decrease of 2.87% to $80.4m.
The highest growth was seen in Elko County which went up 14.96% to $36.4m for its 2023 gaming revenue.
In other financial news, Macau released its gaming revenue report for January, showing a 67% increase in its revenue when compared with the previous year’s numbers.
For a full breakdown of Nevada’s December numbers, click here.
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