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According to the Indiana Gaming Commission’s casino revenue report for March, the state generated $217.9 million in adjusted revenue from its 12 casinos. This is a 3.4% year-over-year decline, and deductions in March reduced the state’s taxable revenue to $211.4 million. Indiana collected $69 million in tax revenue from its casinos and another $65.4 million in wagering taxes. For the first nine months of the fiscal year, the state received a total of $484.4 million in taxes. Three of the state’s four heavy hitters posted year-over-year increases in casino revenue, with Hard Rock North Indiana in Gary leading the way with $38.2 million in revenue. Shelbyville’s Horseshoe Indianapolis and Caesars Southern Indiana in Elizabeth raked in $29.2 million and $23 million, respectively. However, these increases were not enough to prevent the state’s total revenue from dropping when compared to last year.
Indiana’s sportsbooks also took a hit, with March numbers showing a fifth consecutive month of year-over-year declines in handles. However, taxable revenue from sportsbooks grew during March. March Madness proved to be beneficial for Indiana sports bettors and operators, with Hoosiers wagering $433 million during the month and Indiana sports betting operators bringing in $42.8 million in revenue. The Hoosier state is currently home to 13 online operators and 14 retail locations.
Atlantic City Casinos Report Decline in Operating Profits in Q4 2022, Despite Increase in Net RevenuesAccording to data released by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement, Atlantic City’s nine […]
