Maryland’s casinos generated $165.2 million in gaming revenue in November, the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission said Thursday.
That’s a decrease of 4.5%, or about $7.7 million, compared to December 2021.
The state’s six casinos generated over $50.6 million for Maryland’s Education Trust Fund (ETF), which is about $1.4 million less than the ETF contributions during the same period last year, according to the gaming commission.
Leading the way with casino revenues was MGM National Harbor, which generated $69.3 million.
The runner-up was Live! Casino & Hotel with $59.6 million in revenues, and coming in third was Horseshoe Casino with $16.3 million.
