The Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) has reported the state's total gaming activity for November 2025, as revenue generated from slots, table games and sports betting increased 2.4% for a total of $1.35bn.
The Clark County area, which includes the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown, reported a 2% increase in gaming win for November 2025 to $1.2bn. The Las Vegas Strip witnessed a 0.6% decrease in gaming win year-over-year, however, totaling just over $784.3m for the monthly period.
Downtown Las Vegas managed to increase gaming win by 10.3% to $87.2m, while the North Las Vegas area generated $25.6m of November gaming win for growth of 4.7%. The Laughlin and Boulder Strip areas generated November 2025 gaming wins of $38m and $79.5m, respectively, equating to increases of 11.6% and 20%.
Mesquite contributed an additional $18.2m of gaming win for November 2025, having grown 10.7% from the prior year period. Washoe County increased gaming win by 6.4% to $80.9m, including the Reno, Nevada area which generated $55.6m and grew 7.1%.
Sparks and North Lake Tahoe failed to replicate similar success in Washoe County, though, falling 0.8% and 3.8%, respectively, for November 2025 totals of nearly $14.9m and $1.7m. South Lake Tahoe was the only region in Nevada to report a decrease in gaming win, having fallen 4.6% to $13.8m for November 2025.
Elko County produced $35.6m of gaming win for November 2025 and increased 5.3%, while the Carson Valley area grew gaming revenue to $11.6m, representing an increase of 8.2%.
Slot machines in Nevada accounted for just over $873.3m of the state's total gaming win for November 2025, representing an increase of 2.4% year-over-year. Table games witnessed a 6.2% decrease in revenue to $474.6m, however, perhaps stemming from a 6% fall in baccarat gaming win to $137.7m for November 2025.
Mobile sports betting generated nearly $47m of gaming win throughout November 2025, equating to growth of 16.1%. Wagers placed on the NFL accounted for $48.3m of the vertical's total gaming win for November 2025 and increased 18.7%, while NBA betting revenue fell 14.2% but still produced just over $15m.
Multi denomination slot machines once again led the way in gaming win for November 2025, as the total grew 17.5% to $686.1m across the monthly period. One cent slots generated nearly $123.1m of gaming win for November 2025 but decreased 21.5%. Twenty-one also managed to cross the $100m revenue mark for table game activity, but decreased 1.7% to $123.6m.
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