Deadwood Casinos Post 4.7 Percent July Revenue Gain to $16.7 Million

South Dakota’s Deadwood casinos generated $16.7 million in revenue for July. The total marked a 4.7% increase from the same month the previous year.

The South Dakota Department of Revenue supplied the monthly figures. Slots supplied the majority of revenue while table games held level.

Slot Machines Account for Bulk of Revenue and Growth

Slots produced $15.1 million, up 4.9%. One-cent slots recorded $13.1 million, rising 6.8%.

$1 slots added $785,647. City slots contributed $700,348. 25-cent slots generated $285,113.

Ten-cent slots delivered the largest year-over-year increase at 257.9%. Five-cent slots rose 17.6%.

$25 slots registered the largest decline, falling 61%. $5 slots dropped 42.9%. These outcomes reflect varied performance across denominations.

Table Games Deliver Stability With Selective Movement

Table games generated $1.4 million, unchanged from the prior July. Blackjack led at $697,379, up 17.2%.

House-banked poker produced $429,914. Craps added $170,614. Roulette declined 29.5%.

The complete set of results, as reported by CDC Gaming, details exact performance for every listed category and denomination in Deadwood last month. No additional aggregates or comparisons appear in the state data release.

Reporting: CDC Gaming

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