Ohio’s casinos and racinos in November couldn’t match the prior month’s revenue, but they made more money than they did the year before, according to monthly revenue data.

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The reports from the Ohio Casino Control Commission and the Ohio Lottery showed the four casinos’ slots and table games and seven racinos’ VLT machines combined for $186.1 million in November, which was 1.3% better than in November 2022. The total revenue was 0.9% less, however, than in October.

The casinos trended better than the racinos by showing positive gains both month-over-month — by 1.3% to $80.4 million — and year-over-year, by 2.2%.

The racetracks’ machine revenue of $105.7 million, while up 0.7% from November 2022, was down 2.5% from October.