Nevada casinos win $1.24 billion in June, Strip brings in $727 million
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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Nevada casinos won $1.24 billion in June, down slightly from June 2022, according to Gaming Control Board figures released on Friday.
The statewide gaming win was down 2.44%, with casinos on the Strip cashing $727.32 million, 1% lower than June a year ago. Downtown Las Vegas took a hit, decreasing by 10.4% compared to June 2022, and the Boulder Strip also reported a decrease of 16.7%. Clark County overall dropped by 3.5%.
Last year’s numbers set a high bar, and casinos haven’t been able to match them since April.
But overall, the past 12 months have beaten the previous year by more than $475 million, closing the 2022-2023 fiscal year ahead by 3.25%.
A look at this month’s numbers from around the county:
- Clark County (total): $1.0 billion
- Las Vegas Strip: $727.3 million
- Boulder Strip: $71.6 million
- Downtown: $62.5 million
- Laughlin: $37.8 million
- North Las Vegas: $23.1 million
- Mesquite: $13.3 million
- Balance of Clark County: $134.1 million
Nevada’s streak of billion-dollar gaming wins now stands at 28 months — a strong rebound from the pandemic as gamblers returned to casinos and haven’t stopped.
The state collected $78.5 million in percentage fees, a 1.45% increase compared to July 2022.
