The Illinois Gaming Board reported a combined $327.4 million in revenue from casino gaming and video gaming terminals in June as both wagering disciplines declined from the prior month.
A dip in attendance appeared to be a key contributing factor in the 5.1% decline in casino revenue for June to $110.7 million. There were 745,546 admissions across the state’s 11 revenues, nearly 50,000 fewer compared to May.
The falloff was slightly more pronounced for VGT play – the $216.7 million in Net Terminal Income was 6.4% lower compared to the $231.6 million generated in May. Despite an additional 163 machines becoming operational in June, funds in declined 6.3% to $843.7 million versus the $900.8 million from the previous month.
