Nevada casinos won more than $1.343 billion statewide last month.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board says most of that money came from the Las Vegas Strip.
Overall, the state saw 0.82% increase in gaming wins compared to the same time last year when the Silver State won $1.332 billion. Regulators say for Fiscal Year 2025-2026, gaming wins have increased 2.59%.
Washoe County brought in more than $107 million in June, compared to $91 million the same time last year, up 17.64%.
South Lake Tahoe brought in $21.2 million, compared to nearly $19.8 million last year, a 7.51% increase.
Elko County brought in $32.3 million in June, down 1.77%.
The Carson Valley area brought in nearly $12 million up 3.56%.
Meanwhile, casinos on the Strip took in more than $754.6 million, compared to nearly $765.2 million in June 2025, a 1.39% decrease.
Regulators also say that Nevada collected more than $81 million in percentage fees during the month of July 2026, based upon the taxable revenue generated in June 2026. It represents a 6.99% decrease compared to the prior year's July, when percentage fee collections were more than $87 million.
