Nevada January Gaming Numbers

[adbynot01]

 

[vegasdev]

with all of that, they should not need to collect resort fees!!

 

[SH0CK]

Where did you find those numbers? I'd be interested in seeing what the take was on regular slots since it shows just penny slots.

BTW, I changed the thread title as the picture just says Nevada numbers, not just Vegas

 

[hail2skins]

Was pretty psyched to see downtown gaming revenues up over 30 percent compared to January 2016. Even allowing for factors such as New Years occurring on a weekend and Chinese New Year occurring all in January, over 30 percent is still pretty impressive.

 

[Richard Alpert]

Those are huge numbers!
And I'm not just talking about the font size!

RICHARD

 

[adbynot01]

Where did you find those numbers? I'd be interested in seeing what the take was on regular slots since it shows just penny slots.

BTW, I changed the thread title as the picture just says Nevada numbers, not just Vegas

Got it off a twitter feed.

 

[tringlomane]

Where did you find those numbers? I'd be interested in seeing what the take was on regular slots since it shows just penny slots.

BTW, I changed the thread title as the picture just says Nevada numbers, not just Vegas

Total slot/video poker take in Nevada last month was $634.5M. Overall win percentage 7.48% (92.52% return). Penny slot/VP return win % state wide is 11.36% (88.64% return)

Large Strip Casinos only (>$72M annual revenue each)
BJ $80.8M
Craps $21.8M
Roulette $24.9M
Baccarat $153.7M
Sports $652,000 (sharps must have did well this SB)
Penny slots/VP only $82.9M Win %age: 14.22% (85.78% return...yikes)
All slots and VP $239.7M Win %age: 9.08% (90.92% return)

http://gaming.nv.gov/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=11890

 

[Travel Fanatic]

Sports $652,000 (sharps must have did well this SB)

Super Bowl will be in next month's figures. I have read and heard reports of casino profits between 8 and 10 million on the super bowl. But that figure is statewide, not just the big boys

 

[tringlomane]

Super Bowl will be in next month's figures. I have read and heard reports of casino profits between 8 and 10 million on the super bowl. But that figure is statewide, not just the big boys

Oops you're right. They got crushed badly by the college football national championship?

 

[Travel Fanatic]

Oops you're right. They got crushed badly by the college football national championship?

I know the football playoffs were bad for them. Too many overs and public teams covering

 

[The Rumor]

Clemson covering money line was a bad outcome from the books.