iGaming slot machines and fantasy contests were the only verticals to report an increase in revenue for August, rising 8.8% and 54.6%, respectively, for totals of $195.2m and $1m.
Despite generating the highest casino revenue of any commercial property during August, Caesars Virginia reported a decrease of 3.9% year-over-year to just over $33.1m.
Both operators can continue offering regulated online gambling services in the Netherlands for another five years.
Rivers Casino and Resort led all commercial properties with just over $21.6m of revenue for July, equating to a rise of 10.9%, while Resorts World Catskills generated $17.5m and fell 1.3%.
Revenue from electronic gaming devices reached $150.2m during August but decreased 1%, while table game revenue in Missouri fell 18% for a total of $21.1m.
MGM Grand Detroit led all properties with $52.9m of slot machine and table game revenue during August, representing an increase of 2.3% from the prior year period.
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The expansion follows the launch of the Super Circuit format in Canada and comes during WSOP’s first full calendar-year Circuit season.
The Danish operator reported increases in gross gaming revenue and profit after tax, with online casino and its new poker platform supporting first-half growth.
The state’s retail sports betting handle totaled $458,839 for July 2026, representing a decrease of 13.4% year-over-year, while revenue generated by the vertical increased 92.9% to $123,394.