July gaming revenues at Virginia’s three permanent casinos and temporary casinos in Petersburg and Norfolk totaled nearly $102.48 million, according to Virginia Lottery data released last week.
Virginia’s newest permanent casino, Caesars Virginia in Danville, opened in December 2024 and reported the largest adjusted gaming revenue (wagers minus winnings) for last month: about $36.1 million. Of that, roughly $27.07 million came from its 1,544 slots, and the remaining nearly $9 million came from its 88 table games.
Rivers Casino Portsmouth, which opened as Virginia’s first permanent casino in January 2023, generated about $20.61 million from its 1,416 slots and about $8.07 million from its 90 table games for a total AGR of approximately $28.68 million in July.
