Foxwoods June slot revenue hits $28.1M, prompts $7.2M payment to Connecticut
2026-07-27
Source: Yogonet
Foxwoods Resort Casino recorded $28.1 million in June slot revenue, leading to a $7.2 million payment to Connecticut and bringing the tribe's cumulative contributions since 1993 past $4.8 billion. Patrons won over $15.8 million through 2,521 jackpots, while the property added two new slot games.
Foxwoods Resort Casino generated $28.1 million in slot revenue during June, a figure that required a $7.2 million direct payment to the State of Connecticut under the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation's revenue-sharing compact. Since the agreement took effect in 1993, the tribe has funneled more than $4.8 billion of Foxwoods' slot proceeds into Connecticut's budget fund.
Visitors to the casino floor collected over $15.8 million in winnings across 2,521 jackpots awarded in June, with the single largest payout reaching $95,738 on a Blazing 777 2x3x5x machine. The property also expanded its slot lineup by launching Visitors from Planet Moolah at Grand Pequot Casino and Huff N’ Puff Link at Great Cedar Casino.
Foxwoods, which the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation owns and operates on its Ledyard, Connecticut reservation, encompasses six casinos within a 9,000,000-square-foot integrated resort complex. The gambling floors offer more than 250 gaming tables for blackjack, craps, roulette, and poker, together with over 5,500 slot machines.
The resort features two hotel towers housing 2,228 guest rooms, as well as an arcade designed for children and teenagers. June's slot revenue continues a long history of substantial contributions to the state under the tribal gaming compact.