Nevada closed July 2026 with US$1.3878 billion in gaming win, up 2.07% year-on-year, marking a third consecutive month above US$1.3 billion, according to figures released on August 27 by the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
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The result made July the eighth-highest monthly total in state history and extended Nevada’s streak above US$1 billion to 65 consecutive months. May had generated US$1.3883 billion, up 7.43%, while June reached US$1.3438 billion, up 0.82%.
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The Las Vegas Strip produced US$776.3 million, an increase of 3.64%. Table games generated about US$340.8 million, up 6.2%, while slots contributed US$435.5 million, up 1.7%. Baccarat revenue reached roughly US$116.6 million, up 2.3%, even as wagering volume climbed around 43%. Blackjack was one of the strongest performers, rising 38.8% to approximately US$87.6 million.
Statewide, slot machines generated about US$944.7 million, while table games and other categories contributed roughly US$443.1 million. Clark County accounted for US$1.1731 billion, although Downtown Las Vegas fell 8.64% to US$68.5 million. North Las Vegas rose 3.38% to US$25.5 million, while the Boulder Strip declined 2.48% to US$82.7 million.
Northern Nevada also posted gains. Washoe County generated approximately US$105.8 million, up 2.9%, with Reno at US$76.9 million, Sparks at US$17.2 million, up 9.5%, and South Lake Tahoe at US$39.6 million, up 5.1%. Sportsbooks handled US$484.2 million in wagers, up 15.5%, and generated close to US$38 million in revenue, with a 7.84% hold. Nevada finished FY2025/26 with US$16.047 billion in gaming win, up 2.59%, while July percentage fee collections reached approximately US$98.46 million.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board is chaired by Mike Dreitzer, alongside board members George Assad and Chandeni K. Sendall. Final regulatory oversight also involves the Nevada Gaming Commission, chaired by Jennifer Togliatti, under Governor Joe Lombardo.
