Colorado Casino Revenue Rises 3.4% in September
Colorado casinos recorded revenue of $97.5 million in September, a 3.4% increase over the same month last year. Growth in slot machines and table games shows that the state's gambling industry continues to expand.
Casinos in Colorado generated a total of $97.5 million in revenue in September. This figure marks a 3.4% increase compared with the same month a year earlier. The data was released by the Colorado Department of Revenue.
Slot machines accounted for the largest share of total revenue. Slot revenue rose 3% to reach $82.7 million. Table games brought in $14.8 million, and this category grew 5.7%. The increase in table games was well above the increase in slots.
Among the state's three gaming districts, Black Hawk recorded the highest revenue. The district's performance this month once again underlines Colorado's weight in the casino market.
A single month of data is not enough to make a firm assessment of the annual trend. Even so, the September figures indicate that Colorado's gambling industry has maintained a steady growth path. Industry watchers will be following the data for the coming months closely.
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