September Casino Revenue Rises Across Five States

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Gambling revenue rose year over year across the states covered in September, with New Jersey reporting a 3% increase to $579.6 million, driven largely by iGaming, and Mississippi casinos posting a 4% gain to $195.6 million. Kansas casinos brought in $34.4 million, up 3.8%, while Missouri revenue climbed 5.5% to $165.1 million; slots drove growth in Missouri, even as table-game revenue declined. Pennsylvania reported $555 million across all forms of gaming, up 4.1%, including $249.3 million in iGaming revenue, a 6.8% increase. Results varied among individual properties, with several casinos posting strong gains and a small number reporting declines.

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