Foxwoods Resort Casino, owned by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, closed July 2026 with US$32.9 million in slot revenue, representing a recovery of approximately 17.1% from June, when the property generated US$28.1 million. The result, released on August 21, 2026, matched May’s level and ranked among the casino’s strongest monthly performances of the year, although it remained about 2.4% below July 2025, when Foxwoods reported US$33.7 million.
The property, located at 350 Trolley Line Boulevard, Mashantucket, Connecticut, transferred approximately US$8.3 million to the State of Connecticut under the tribal-state agreement that directs roughly 25% of slot win to public finances. Since 1993, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation has transferred more than US$4.9 billion through this arrangement.
Jason Guyot
July was also a strong month for prizes. Foxwoods paid more than US$21.1 million in jackpots, distributed across more than 3,000 awards. The largest conventional jackpot reached US$160,000 on Double Top Dollar, while an IGT Wheel of Fortune progressive awarded US$1.2 million.
Rodney A. Butler
On July 4, the casino also secured a Guinness World Records title during its Firecracker Bingo event, with a US$440,000 jackpot, as part of celebrations marking 40 years of bingo in Mashantucket.
Foxwoods also opened The Innovation Zone in July, introducing new slot and table-game titles, while maintaining a portfolio of more than 3,200 slot machines across four casino floors.
The property is led by Jason Guyot, President & CEO of Foxwoods Resort Casino. The tribal owner is headed by Rodney A. Butler, Chairman of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation. Primary gaming oversight rests with the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Gaming Commission, chaired by George Henningsen, with Al Baldoz serving as Executive Director. At state level, the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection is led by Bryan T. Cafferelli, with Kris Gilman heading its Gaming Division.
