Baltimore’s Horseshoe Casino had $14.9 million in gaming revenue, down 14.7%. Gaming revenue at Live! Casino & Hotel, the state’s second-largest casino, was $57.8 million, down 3.1% from a year earlier. The sharpest difference was at MGM National Harbor, where last month’s $67.3 million in gaming revenue was down 41.5% from last October. Maryland casinos’ second-best month for gaming revenue was $181.5 million in July of 2022.Ĭompared to September, October’s gaming revenue was little changed. The year-over-year comparison seems like a significant decline, but it is also compared to last October, when casinos set a single-month revenue record on what was unusually high volume last fall.
Maryland’s six casinos generated $159.8 million in revenue from slot machines and table games in October, down 24.9% from October 2022.
