Nevada, October 29, 2026. Nevada's 453 unrestricted licensed casinos generated US$1.28254 billion in gross gaming revenue (GGR) in September 2026, a year-on-year decline of 0.05%, equivalent to US$691,488 less, according to a report published on October 28 by the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB).
The Las Vegas Strip, home to Bellagio, Caesars Palace, MGM Grand, ARIA, Wynn Las Vegas, and The Venetian, generated US$693.47 million (+0.82%), accounting for 54.1% of statewide gaming revenue. Slot machines contributed US$452.6 million (+2.99%), while table games declined 3.02% to US$240.9 million.
Downtown Las Vegas, home to Circa Resort & Casino, Golden Nugget, and Fremont Hotel & Casino, fell 7.45% to US$82.57 million. In Laughlin, where Aquarius Casino Resort and Edgewater operate, gaming revenue declined 16.80% to US$33.77 million.
Clark County generated US$1.08762 billion (-0.95%). North Las Vegas increased 9.18% to US$25.14 million; Boulder Strip recorded US$83.22 million (-0.13%), while Mesquite reached US$15.21 million (+1.35%). In northern Nevada, Reno, home to Peppermill Resort Spa Casino and Atlantis Casino Resort, generated US$72.99 million (-3.52%). Sparks, home to Nugget Casino Resort, increased 20.78% to US$17.19 million.
Statewide slot machine revenue led the market with US$948.85 million (+1.26%), compared with US$333.69 million (-3.61%) from table games, card games, and betting. Blackjack generated US$94.01 million (-6.29%); baccarat, US$58.57 million (+11.51%); roulette, US$33.57 million (+20.28%); and craps, US$32.61 million (-25.09%). Sports betting generated US$54.08 million (-0.41%), including US$31.01 million from mobile wagering.
According to the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA), the city welcomed 3.1 million visitors (+0.2%), while average daily hotel rates declined 6.3% to US$179. Gaming tax collections fell 6.77% to US$81.12 million. Quarterly GGR reached US$3.93488 billion (+1.67%). The NGCB is chaired by Mike Dreitzer, under Governor Joe Lombardo's administration.
