Downtown Las Vegas sees 1.7% increase in gaming wins for November
The Nevada Gaming Control Board has released its numbers for the month of November.
According to the NCGB (see full report), Nevada’s gaming win for Nevada was down 17.8% for the month of November and down 21.6% for the year, when compared to 2019.
Clark County saw a 20.6% decrease with $639.8 million in revenue. However the Las Vegas Strip took the biggest monthly hit with a $349.8 million gaming win which was a 32.5% decrease when compared to November 2019.
Downtown Las Vegas gaming properties experienced a 1.7% increase in gaming wins in November as compared to the previous year but was still down for the year by 17.4%.
Gaming establishments reported a statewide gaming win of $771 million in November 2020 compared to $937.5 million one year earlier.
The State also collected $49,875,540 in percentage fees during the month of December 2020 that is down 16% from 2019.
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