Nevada Gaming Revenue Edges Up 0.82% in June
2026-07-30
Source: Focus Gaming News
Nevada's gaming win rose 0.82% year-on-year to $1.34bn in June, while the full fiscal year 2025–2026 total reached $16.05bn, up 2.59%. Regional and game-type results varied, with slots up and table games down.
Nevada’s nonrestricted gaming licensees reported a slight uptick in June, with total revenue reaching $1.34bn, a 0.82% increase compared to the $1.33bn recorded in June 2025. The Nevada Gaming Control Board also disclosed that full fiscal year 2025–2026 revenue hit $16.05bn, marking a 2.59% gain over the prior fiscal year.
Breaking down the June performance by region, Clark County generated $1.15bn overall. The Las Vegas Strip saw a 1.39% decline to $754.7m, while Downtown Las Vegas posted a 2.64% rise to $75.5m. North Las Vegas revenue increased 3.36% to $24.7m, the Boulder Strip grew 1.88% to $89m, and Laughlin experienced a 3.95% drop to $38.4m.
By game type, slot machine revenue climbed 2.6% to $923.1m, whereas table game winnings slipped 2.8% to $420.7m. Based on the taxable income generated in June, the state collected $81.6m in percentage fees in July, a decrease of 6.99% compared to the same month a year earlier.