Delaware Casinos Generate $33.4 Million in July Revenue With 3.7 Percent Year-Over-Year Decline
TL;DR — Delaware’s three casinos generated $33.4 million in revenue for July, down 3.7% year-over-year. Video lottery terminals accounted for most of the combined total, posting $30.3 million, down 1.7%, while table games produced $3.1 million, down 19.7%. Harrington Casino was the only casino of the three to report a year-over-year revenue increase, up 1.8% to $7.6 million.
SCCG Take — Table games contraction outpaces VLT stability, exposing segment-specific pressure in this mature market. Operators will track whether VLT resilience offsets broader softness.
Delaware’s three casinos generated $33.4 million in revenue for July, a 3.7% decline from the same month the prior year. Video lottery terminals produced $30.3 million, down 1.7%. Table games added $3.1 million, down 19.7%.
Property Performance Details
Delaware Park led with $14.6 million, down 2.4%. Video lottery terminals held at $13 million while table games fell 16.6% to $1.7 million.
Bally’s Dover recorded $11.2 million, an 8.8% drop. Video lottery terminals totaled $10.4 million, down 6.8%, and table games reached $811,297, down 28.5%.
Harrington Casino rose 1.8% to $7.6 million. Video lottery terminals increased 3.8% to $6.9 million while table games declined 14.9% to $661,285.
Segment Trends
The figures, as reported by CDC Gaming, show video lottery terminals remained the dominant channel at roughly 91 percent of total revenue. Table games posted consistent double-digit declines at every property. Harrington Casino was the sole operator to record overall growth, driven exclusively by its video lottery terminal results. These outcomes capture the current balance between stable machine play and contracting table activity in the state’s limited casino market.
Reporting: CDC Gaming
Generated by SCCG’s automated editorial system from published source reporting. SCCG Management holds editorial responsibility.
VLTs hold steady at 91% of revenue, but table game declines signal segment-specific weakness in mature markets.
We track Delaware as a bellwether for mature US gaming markets where VLT stability can't always cover table game erosion. With Harrington the only property posting growth — all VLT-driven — this data confirms what we're seeing elsewhere: operational efficiency and product mix matter more than ever when market expansion isn't an option.
- VLTs generated $30.3M (down 1.7%), table games $3.1M (down 19.7%)
- Harrington Casino up 1.8% on VLT strength; Delaware Park and Bally's Dover declined
- Table games fell double digits at all three properties despite 91% VLT revenue share
SCCG angle: SCCG connects operators facing segment pressure with platform providers, content studios, and analytics partners who've solved VLT optimization and table game revitalization in similarly mature jurisdictions. We've brokered exactly these deals in markets where growth comes from mix, not volume.
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