MGM Springfield reported $191 million in gaming revenue from slot machines and table games through the end of September at a Thursday hearing, where regulators also pressed officials on minors entering the casino’s gaming floor.

The revenue reported at the meeting is slightly above the $181 million the casino pulled in during the same period last year. The casino pulled in $62.8 million in gaming revenue during the first quarter of this year, $64.8 million during the second quarter, and $64 million during the third quarter.

MGM Springfield Vice President Augustine Kim said the company is “very pleased with the way things are going.”

“You can tell that we are ahead of the game for the most part from last year to this year,” he said during a Massachusetts Gaming Commission meeting.