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CasinoWire brings together casino revenue news from regulated markets, public companies and individual properties. The hub follows gross gaming revenue, adjusted gaming revenue, tax collections, visitation, segment sales and operator results without treating those measures as interchangeable.
Monthly regulator releases show the direction of a market; quarterly company reports show how an operator performs inside it. Reading both levels together helps explain whether growth reflects stronger demand, a new venue, online expansion, favourable hold or a change in reporting scope.
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Massachusetts casinos generated $95.78 million in July GGR, while licensed sportsbooks reported about $65.56 million in taxable sports wagering revenue.
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Regulators commonly publish monthly or annual gaming win by vertical, property or licence type. Those releases are valuable because they use a defined reporting framework across participating operators. They can reveal whether slots, table games, iGaming or sports betting are driving change and how much tax is generated under the local system.
Cross-market comparisons still require care. One jurisdiction may report gross gaming revenue before promotional deductions, while another uses adjusted revenue. Fiscal years, currencies, included products and tax bases also differ. CasinoWire keeps the source definition close to the number and avoids creating a league table from incompatible measures.
US commercial gaming revenue rose 4.6% in May 2026 as slots and table games grew, while sports betting revenue fell amid prediction-market pressure.
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Pennsylvania gaming revenue passed $7 billion in fiscal 2025/26, with iGaming, sports betting and tax collections reshaping the state's casino market.
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Iowa’s licensed casinos reached $1.70bn in FY2026 adjusted gross revenue, while sports-betting handle hit $2.87bn.
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Company and property results add detail that an industry total cannot show. A new casino can lift statewide revenue while established venues lose share. A resort can post higher gaming win but weaker hotel or food-and-beverage results. Digital growth can also change the balance between physical and online channels.
For international groups, regional mix matters. Macau mass-market and VIP play have different economics; Cyprus, Las Vegas and regional US properties respond to different travel and local-demand patterns. Reporting those segments separately produces a more useful picture than repeating consolidated revenue alone.
Galaxy Entertainment reported 8% growth in Q2 mass GGR and 19% electronic growth, while VIP GGR fell 32% across its Macau portfolio in Macau.
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Melco's Q2 revenue fell 6% and adjusted property EBITDA dropped 20% as Macau softened, while Cyprus casino EBITDA increased 60%.
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Paradise City casino sales increased to KRW112.7 billion as visitors rose to 117,000, supported by Japanese VIP and mass-market demand in Incheon.
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Gaming Corps reports Q2 net revenue of SEK 21.1 million, up 106% year over year, but remains loss-making as distribution and releases accelerate.
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Bally's reports $792.2 million in Q2 revenue as North America Interactive grows 16.9%, while higher UK gaming tax pressures international margins.
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Galaxy Gaming reported $7.94 million in Q2 revenue as digital revenue rose 10.7%, recurring license revenue reached a record and free cash flow grew...
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Century Casinos posted record Q2 revenue of $152 million and adjusted EBITDAR of $31.7 million, led by a 93% increase in the US West...
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Full House Resorts revenue rose 5.6% to $78.1 million as American Place set a quarterly record and secured temporary casino operations through 2029.
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Handle or drop describes money wagered or exchanged for play, while gaming revenue generally reflects the amount retained after player winnings. AGR may then deduct defined items such as promotions, depending on the jurisdiction. Tax revenue is the government's receipt under the applicable rate and base; it is not the same as casino revenue.
Company revenue can include hotel rooms, food, entertainment, technology or other businesses in addition to gaming. Net income includes costs and accounting items that gaming revenue does not. EBITDA and EBITDAR are operating measures with their own limitations. Each number answers a different question.
Freshness matters because monthly figures are often revised and quarterly results can supersede preliminary estimates. The latest-story module updates with new tagged reports, while evergreen definitions stay in place for comparison.
What to watch
Movement between land-based casinos, online casino and sports wagering.
Different growth patterns across US states, Macau, Asia and destination resorts.
How tax rates, licence structures and new market rules affect reported revenue.
Openings, expansions and construction schedules that can reshape local market share.
Reader questions
Gross gaming revenue is generally the amount wagered minus player winnings, before certain operating expenses. Exact regulatory definitions can vary, so the source methodology should be checked.
No. Revenue is recorded before many costs. Profit reflects expenses such as payroll, marketing, tax, rent, interest, depreciation and development spending.
GGR is a gross gaming-win measure. AGR is an adjusted measure that may subtract promotions or other permitted items. The adjustment rules differ by jurisdiction, so AGR figures should not be compared without checking definitions.
Calendar days, holidays, events, weather, new openings and normal variation in gaming hold can all affect a month. Year-to-date and longer-term comparisons are usually more informative than one isolated release.
Massachusetts casinos generated $95.78 million in July GGR, while licensed sportsbooks reported about $65.56 million in taxable sports wagering revenue.
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Gaming Corps reports Q2 net revenue of SEK 21.1 million, up 106% year over year, but remains loss-making as distribution and releases accelerate.
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Bally’s reports $792.2 million in Q2 revenue as North America Interactive grows 16.9%, while higher UK gaming tax pressures international margins.
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Galaxy Entertainment reported 8% growth in Q2 mass GGR and 19% electronic growth, while VIP GGR fell 32% across its Macau portfolio in Macau.
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Galaxy Gaming reported $7.94 million in Q2 revenue as digital revenue rose 10.7%, recurring license revenue reached a record and free cash flow grew 25%.
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Melco’s Q2 revenue fell 6% and adjusted property EBITDA dropped 20% as Macau softened, while Cyprus casino EBITDA increased 60%.
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Paradise City casino sales increased to KRW112.7 billion as visitors rose to 117,000, supported by Japanese VIP and mass-market demand in Incheon.
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Century Casinos posted record Q2 revenue of $152 million and adjusted EBITDAR of $31.7 million, led by a 93% increase in the US West segment.
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Century Casinos posted record Q2 revenue of $152 million and adjusted EBITDAR of $31.7 million, led by a 93% increase in the US West segment.
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Full House Resorts revenue rose 5.6% to $78.1 million as American Place set a quarterly record and secured temporary casino operations through 2029.
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