New York’s commercial full-service casinos generated $55.1 million in June revenue, down 2.2% from the $56.4 million collected in June 2024.
Three of the four properties saw year-on-year gains. Rivers Casino in Schenectady led the way with $18.4 million, up 2.8% from last year’s $17.9 million. Del Lago followed with $14.2 million, up 0.7% from $14.1 million. Tioga Downs reported $9.1 million, up 1.1% from $9 million.
The statewide downturn was driven solely by Resorts World Catskills’ $13.4 million take, down 13% from $15.4 million last year.
Statewide, slot and ETG revenues increased by 1.7%, climbing from $41.1 million to $41.8 million. That rise was offset by declines in table games, where revenues fell from $14.2 million to $11.8 million, down 16.8%. Poker tables saw revenues drop by 2.1%, falling from around $881,000 to $862,000.
The New York State Gaming Commission report includes retail sports betting in casino revenues, as retail sportsbooks are housed in casinos in New York. Retail sportsbooks posted a huge revenue increase year-on-year, climbing 183.8% from around $239,000 to $677,000.
Net win from video gaming at the state’s 12 facilities was up 0.4% to $202.1 million from $201.3 million.
