Nevada reveals gaming revenue growth in October
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The Nevada Gaming Control Board has said that the US state’s gambling market was able to record further revenue growth in October.
Casino win for the month amounted to $990 million (€930.5 million), up 11.2% from the $887 million collected in October of last year, and also an increase on the $949 million won in September this year.
Slot machine win climbed 10.5% year-on-year to $631.6 million, while sports pool volume was up 2.4% to $517.2 million, with sports pool wagering coming in at its third-highest total of all time.
Downtown Las Vegas casinos experienced the most growth, with a 29.54% gain, although revenue in North Las Vegas was also up by 29.3%.
Nevada was able to collect $59.6 million in gambling taxes during the month, up 13.8% on last year.
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