Delaware Casino Revenue Drops 5.4 Percent to $34.4 Million in September
Delaware’s three casinos generated $34.4 million in September revenue, a 5.4% year-over-year drop. VLTs produced $30.8 million (-4.7%) while table games added $3.6 million (-11.3%). Delaware Park held steady at $15.2 million; Bally’s Dover and Harrington saw steeper falls.
SCCG Take — Table games face sharper pressure than VLTs in this mature market, signaling the need for operators to track segment-specific trends.
Delaware’s three casinos generated $34.4 million in revenue for September. This figure marks a 5.4% year-over-year decline.
Video lottery terminals accounted for the majority of revenue at $30.8 million, down 4.7%. Table games contributed $3.6 million, down 11.3%.
Results by Casino Property
Delaware Park recorded the highest revenue at $15.2 million, which remained stable. Video lottery terminals at the property rose 0.5% to $13.2 million. Table games revenue fell 5.6% to $2 million.
Bally’s Dover generated $10.7 million, a 10% decline. Its video lottery terminals dropped 9.7% to $9.7 million, and table games decreased 12.6% to $1 million.
Harrington Casino produced $8.4 million, down 8%. Video lottery terminals declined 6.4% to $7.9 million. Table games fell 26.2% to $542,742.
Segment Trends Across Properties
Video lottery terminals delivered $30.8 million in total across all three casinos. Table games delivered $3.6 million combined. Delaware Park showed relative stability while the other two properties recorded broader declines in both categories.
These figures come from the Delaware Lottery, as reported by CDC Gaming.
Reporting: CDC Gaming
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