New York Non-Tribal Casinos Post $184.3 Million Revenue in September on 219.8 Percent Year-Over-Year Rise
New York’s non-tribal casinos generated $184.3 million in revenue in September, up 219.8% year over year, boosted by Resorts World New York City, which in April became the state’s first casino with table games. The casino generated $126.7 million in revenue last month.
SCCG Take — Table game expansion at a single venue delivered the majority of the statewide lift. This pattern identifies clear revenue upside for operators in markets that authorize incremental product offerings.
New York’s non-tribal casinos generated $184.3 million in revenue in September. The total reflects a 219.8 percent year-over-year increase. Resorts World New York City, which became the state’s first casino with table games in April, produced $126.7 million and accounted for the largest share.
Slots drove most of the statewide figure, rising 217.8 percent to $129.3 million. Table games added $53.6 million, up 252.7 percent. Poker contributed $798,510 and retail sports betting added $641,480.
Property Results Show Mixed Outcomes
Del Lago Resort and Casino recorded the largest increase, up 10.1 percent to $15 million. Rivers Casino and Resort rose 5.5 percent to $20.1 million. Resorts World Catskills posted the biggest decline, down 13.4 percent to $13.4 million. Tioga Downs fell 4.3 percent to $9 million.
The New York State Gaming Commission supplied the underlying data. According to reporting by CDC Gaming, the addition of table games at one property produced the dominant share of the overall advance and altered the prior revenue composition.
Reporting: CDC Gaming
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