New York’s non-tribal casinos generated $184.3 million in revenue in September, up 219.8% year over year, boosted by Resorts World New York City, which in April became the state’s first casino with table games.
The casino generated $126.7 million in revenue last month, the highest among the state’s five casinos.
The New York State Gaming Commission figures show that slots accounted for most of the combined statewide total, up 217.8% to $129.3 million. Table games generated $53.6 million, up 252.7%, and poker and retail sports betting contributed $798,510 and $641,480 respectively.
Del Lago Resort and Casino posted the highest revenue increase for the month, rising 10.1% to $15 million. This was followed by Rivers Casino and Resort, which was up 5.5% to $20.1 million.
Resorts World Catskills reported the highest revenue drop in September, falling 13.4% to $13.4 million. Tioga Downs was down 4.3% to $9 million.
