Meanwhile, Hollywood Casino saw $7.5 million, a decrease of 14.1% in contrast with last year’s results. Ocean Downs made $10,5 million this past month, a 0.2% rise from July 2021, one of two casinos posting an increase last month. Horseshoe Casino placed third, reporting $18.3 million, a decline of 4.9% compared to last year. These two venues continue dominating the market, and in July combined for about 76% of the Maryland share. Live! Casino & Hotel saw $61.5 million, decreasing 2.1% in a year-over-year basis. The top earner of the month was MGM National Harbor with $77.2 million, an increase of 6.8% from July 2021. However, FY 2023 has now the potential to break that all-time high.
That month closed out the Fiscal Year 2022 with over $2 billion in revenue for the first time in Maryland's history. The new record month comes after a slight dip in June, when $162.7 million in casino revenue was reported. The total surpassed the previous single-month record set in July 2021, at a $1.4 million increase, or 0.8% more. Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency has unveiled July’s numbers for the six casinos operating in the jurisdiction over the course of the month, amounting to over $181.5 million in gaming revenue and a $76.1 million contribution to the state.įor the second year straight, Maryland’s properties began the fiscal year with a record-setting performance.
