Maryland casinos generated more than $151.8 million in gaming revenue in January, down 0.9 percent compared to $153.2 million reported in January 2024.
The Maryland Lottery and Gaming report also revealed Maryland’s six casinos contributed $63.7 million to the state last month, a 0.8 percent increase from the previous year.
Of this, $45.9 million went towards the state’s Education Trust Fund, up 0.7 percent from January 2023.
Out of the $153.2 million total, video lottery terminals produced more than $100.5 million in gross terminal revenue, and table games generated $51.2 million.
Three casinos reported revenue increases in January. Rocky Gap Casino had the largest year-over-year growth, generating $3.3 million in revenue, a 3.8 percent increase.
This was followed by MGM National Harbor Casino, which produced more than $67.5 million last month, the highest out of all six casinos, and a 2.3 percent increase from January 2024. Hollywood Casino reported $6.6 million, a 1 percent increase.
Live! Casino & Hotel, Horseshoe Casino and Ocean Downs Casino all reported a decline in revenue with Horseshoe Casino having the biggest year-over-year decrease, a 7.8 percent drop.
Maryland’s casino gaming revenue also had a monthly decrease of 7.5 percent, dropping from $164.1 million in December 2024.
