Missouri Casino Revenue Reaches $165.1 Million in September on 5.5 Percent Gain
Missouri casinos reported $165.1 million revenue in September, up 5.5% year-over-year. Slots rose 7.6% to $143.6 million while table games fell 6.5% to $21.4 million. Most properties gained, paced by Argosy Riverside at 15%.
SCCG Take — Slot strength offset table game weakness and limited property declines. Operators must track location-specific trends to maintain overall market expansion.
Missouri casinos generated $165.1 million in revenue during September. The total marked a 5.5 percent increase from the same month one year earlier.
The Missouri Gaming Commission data show slots produced the bulk of revenue. Slot revenue climbed 7.6 percent to $143.6 million. Table games generated $21.4 million, a drop of 6.5 percent.
Property-Level Results
Ameristar St. Charles recorded the highest revenue at $25.7 million, up 10.3 percent. River City followed at $21.8 million, Hollywood Casino at $21.6 million, and Ameristar Kansas City at $17 million.
Argosy Riverside delivered the largest percentage increase, rising 15 percent to $13.9 million. St. Jo Frontier rose 13 percent, Century Casino Caruthersville advanced 12.7 percent, and Horseshoe St. Louis gained 8.6 percent.
Three casinos posted declines. Century Casino Cape Girardeau fell 4.8 percent to $5.3 million. Isle of Capri Boonville decreased 3.6 percent, and Harrah’s Kansas City slipped 1.7 percent. These Missouri Gaming Commission figures, as reported by CDC Gaming, capture the month’s mixed outcomes across game types and individual properties.
Reporting: CDC Gaming
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