The Nevada Gaming Control Board counted 57 poker rooms and 556 poker tables in its latest monthly report. That’s an increase of two rooms and 10 tables compared to February. That said, the state counted 62 poker rooms and 567 poker tables in March 2018.
On a per table basis, March 2019 outperformed March 2018:
March 2018 table average: $17,908
March 2019 table average: $19,385
Over the last three months, Nevada has averaged 550 poker tables at 57 separate locations. Those rooms generated $29,669,000 over that period, a 5.68% increase compared to the same period last year. Over the last 12 months Nevada has averaged 594 poker tables at 63 locations. During that time the state’s poker operators have generated $121,607,000, a 2.12 percent increase compared to the previous 12-month period.
- April 2018: 64 poker rooms and 595 poker tables
- May 2018: 62 poker rooms and 688 poker tables
- June 2018: 62 poker rooms and 683 poker tables
- July 2018: 60 poker rooms and 694 poker tables
- August 2018: 61 poker rooms and 585 poker tables
- September 2018: 58 poker rooms and 561 poker tables
- October 2018: 56 poker rooms and 558 poker tables
- November 2018: 58 poker rooms and 561 poker tables
- December 2018: 56 poker rooms and 553 poker tables
- January 2019: 57 poker rooms and 548 poker tables
- February 2019: 55 poker rooms and 546 poker tables
- March 2019: 57 poker rooms and 556 poker tables
