May was a tough month for Northwest Indiana’s four commercial casinos.
Data released Monday by the Indiana Gaming Commission (IGC) show each Region gaming destination last month failed to increase its “win,” or revenue after paying successful bettors, compared to May 2022.
Even the Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana, which consistently has bested its year-over-year monthly win since opening to the public May 14, 2021, fell short — despite seeing more volume at its table games and slot machines.
“Amounts wagered on both slots and table games grew nearly 3%, but we were on the wrong side of several large table games bets that didn’t go our way. Several table games players left happier than normal in the month of May,” said Matt Schuffert, Hard Rock president.
