The figure fell short of the $792.1 million Strip casinos produced last July and $755.1 million in gaming revenue from November.įor the first three months of 2022, gaming revenues on the Strip are up 63.3 percent compared to the first three months of 2021. On the Strip, gaming revenue of $746.2 million was a 48.8 percent increase over March 2021, when COVID-19 operating restrictions were still in place for half of the month. The March figure was a 26.8 percent increase over March 2021, which kicked off the billion-dollar monthly figure.
The Gaming Control Board said Thursday that Nevada’s $1.355 billion gaming revenue figure in March trailed only July 2021, which holds the record at $1.59 billion. Nevada casinos fell $4 million short of tying the state’s single-month gaming revenue record during March, and Las Vegas Strip casinos recorded their third-highest revenue month of all time.Īnalysts credited the locals’ gaming markets and slot machine players with driving Nevada to its 13th straight gaming revenue month of more than $1 billion.
