Aided by a 37% increase in baccarat revenue, the Las Vegas Strip recorded a 1% increase in gaming win in February. Nearly every jurisdiction in the state showed positive gains last month.
Statewide, gaming revenue rose 1.5% from $1.21 billion to $1.23 billion, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
The Strip had $696.2 million, up .86% from $690.3 million. Baccarat revenue rose to $119.9 million, up from $87.5 million a year ago on a 14.7% hold, up from 12.5% a year ago. The drop rose 17%. Other table revenue, meanwhile, fell 12.4% with lower hold and a 5.5% decline in drop.
Strip slot revenue rose .03% with handle up 5.8%.
Downtown Las Vegas was one of three jurisdictions to record a decrease, falling 4.1% from $72.8 million in 2025 to $69.7 million in February 2026.
Casinos that serve Las Vegas locals had a 3.3% increase in February, from $241.7 million to $249.6 million last month.
The Boulder Strip saw a 3.5% increase from $74.6 million a year ago to $77.2 million in February.
North Las Vegas had $24.2 million in revenue last month, a 4.7% increase from $23.1 million.
Elsewhere in southern Nevada, Laughlin gaming revenue fell 8.8% from $42.2 million to $38.5 million. Mesquite saw a 5.1% increase to $17.3 million, up from $16.5 million.
In northern Nevada, Reno had a 7.7% increase to $60.5 million, up from $56.2 million. Sparks had an 8.3% increase to $14.6 million, up from $13.5 million. North Lake Tahoe fell 21.2% to $1.14 million, down from $1.78 million. South Lake Tahoe rose 1.5% from $17.6 million a year ago to $17.9 million last month.
