It Took New Casinos To Set PA Record For Slots, Tables Revenue
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It took new casinos to set a new record for Pennsylvania's slot machines and table games revenue. The state's casinos generated $3.43 billion from slot machine and tables games in the last year. Online casinos and sports betting have boosted the industry. Traditional casinos have been operating since 2006. They employ nearly 15,000 people. They made a record $5.04 billion in revenue in last 12 months.
It took four new casinos to generate $3.43 billion in Pennsylvania casino revenue. The previous record was set by 12 casinos. The new revenue was achieved with four more casinos than existed three years earlier. Only two casinos, Parx and Valley Forge, made more money last year than they did three year earlier, and only Valley forge made less money than the year before. Harrah's Philadelphia made 27.1% less than it did in 2018-19.
It took new casinos to set a new record for slots and tables revenue in Pennsylvania. Rivers Casino Philadelphia earned more in 2021-22 than 2020-21 but were down significantly from 2018-19.
It Took New Casinos To Set PA Record For Slots, Tables Revenue. Rivers Casino Philadelphia, down 26.6% in three years to $227.7 million in 2021-22. Hollywood Casino at The Meadows, up 21.8% to $193.2 million. Lady Luck Casino Nemacolin, down 20.5% to £24. 5 million, and Hollywood casino at Penn National, 19% down to US$196 million
Parx Casino is to open a Category 4 mini-casino by the end of the year in Shippensburg, Cumberland County. The gaming board is expected to rule late this year on whether to issue a license for a fifth mini casino in Centre County, just outside of State College.
