Stateline casinos lead state in revenue gain in March

The South Shore casinos did well in March, with revenues up over $3 million. The Nevada Gaming Control Board released their figures today, and the casinos at Stateline casinos brought in $17,173,511, which is up 23.19 percent from the same period in 2015.

For the fiscal year, the South Shore is still below the previous year by 3.09 percent.

When reviewing the whole state of Nevada, no other region had a double-digit gain when compared to figures from 2015. The non-Reno areas of Washoe County had the biggest loss in the state, down 14.21 percent. The Lake Tahoe North Shore had a 6.22 percent gain with their revenues of $1,624,703.

Statewide, casinos reported a loss of 3.04 percent, or $28,915,036. Year-to-date, the state gaming win is up slightly over the previous year, with a gain of 1 percent.

The gaming win represents the computed income of casinos before business expenses and taxes.