7.13 percent<\/strong> over the previous year.<\/p>\nThe month was so profitable, in fact, that all but two casinos<\/strong> (Mohegan Sun, Lady Luck Nemacolin) reported losses over the previous year.<\/p>\nThe comparison of July and June show that as the state\u2019s top revenue earners go, so goes the overall slots totals.<\/p>\n
Seven casinos reported revenue drops<\/span><\/h2>\nWhereas June was a fantastic month for the state, July was tough<\/strong>. Not only did the top casinos experience minimal growth, but seven casinos reported drops in revenue. Here are casinos and their reported losses:<\/p>\n\nMount Airy Casino<\/strong>: -10.54%<\/li>\nMohegan Sun Pocono: -8.84%<\/li>\n Hollywood Casino at Penn National<\/strong>: -7.10%<\/li>\nLady Luck Casino Nemacolin: -6.15%<\/li>\n The Meadows Casino<\/strong>: -3.02%<\/li>\nSands Casino: -2.56%<\/li>\n Harrah\u2019s Philadelphia<\/strong>: -1.86%<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nAlong with the sluggish growth from Parx, Sands,\u00a0and Rivers, the fact that The Meadows, Hollywood Casino and Mohegan Sun experienced revenue dips ranging from 3.02 percent to 8.84 percent didn\u2019t help the overall numbers, either.<\/p>\n
Mohegan Sun and Lady Luck were the only<\/strong> two casinos to see year-on-year drops in both June and July<\/strong>.<\/p>\nThe PGCB noted that there were 57 more slot machines<\/strong> operating in July 2018 than in July 2017.<\/p>\n2017-2018 fiscal year a win for casinos<\/span><\/h2>\nJuly marked the first month of the 2018-2019 fiscal year and, while the numbers certainly weren\u2019t what casinos were looking for, they did have the consolation of knowing that the 2018-2017 fiscal year was a success<\/strong>.<\/p>\nAccording to numbers from the PGCB, PA casinos reported $16 million more<\/strong> in gross revenue in 2018 than they did in 2017: $2.35 billion to $2.33 billion<\/strong>.<\/p>\nOverall revenue from table games and slots increased 0.69 percent from fiscal year 2016-2017 to 2017-2018.<\/p>\n
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