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Casinos in Kansas See Second-Lowest Revenue Month In September, Posting $32.3 Million

Thursday 24 de October 2024 / 12:00

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(Kansas).- Casinos generated $32.3 million in revenue in September, down 10.3% from their August total of $35.9 million. According to data from the Kansas Lottery, September’s revenue numbers were the second-lowest of the year.

Casinos in Kansas See Second-Lowest Revenue Month In September, Posting $32.3 Million

The state’s casino revenue figures do not include iGaming because online casinos are not yet legal in Kansas.

Key takeaways

  • Kansas online casinos could average more than $50 million monthly in revenue.
  • Land-based casinos earned $32.3M in September, down 10.3% from KS casino revenue in August 2024.
  • This past month’s revenue total was the second-lowest of the year.

Kansas continues to shun lucrative online casinos

Kansas is one of 43 states that outlaw online casinos, and that doesn’t look like changing anytime soon. Legislators haven’t submitted any iGaming bills of note, and PlayUSA’s legislative sources have not hinted at any future attempts to legalize online casinos.

When lawmakers finally decide to green-light iGaming, PlayUSA predicts Kansas online casinos could generate at least $50 million a month, a figure that’s based on the most recent revenue data from all seven states with online casinos:

StateAugust online casino revenuePopulationPer-capita revenue
Pennsylvania$225 million13 million$17.31
New Jersey$198.4 million9.3 million$21.33
Michigan$196.7 million10 million$19.67
Connecticut$44.6 million3.6 million$12.39
West Virginia$20.4 million1.8 million$11.33
Delaware$5.8 million1 million$5.80
Rhode Island$3 million1.1 million$2.73
Average$99.1 million5.7 million$17.42
Kansas (projected)$50.5 million2.9 million$17.42

September casino revenue can’t keep up with August’s solid numbers

The Kansas Lottery September 2024 report shows Kansas’ four casinos earned $32.3 million this past month, a figure that is the second-lowest this year and fourth-lowest over the past 12 months:

MonthTotal Revenue% Change, Monthly
September 2024$32,259,370-10.26%
August$35,945,9246.31%
July$33,812,2312.75%
June$32,908,743-8.91%
May$36,125,8803.43%
April$34,929,378-9.67%
March$38,669,18912.74%
February$34,298,72613.15%
January$30,311,619-19.04%
December 2023$37,442,47719.09%
November$31,439,185-2.99%
October$32,406,654-2.07%
September$33,092,0303.04%
August$32,114,781-6.19%

Hollywood Casino posted the highest revenue numbers of the month, edging out Kansas Star by just over $1,000:

  • Hollywood Casino: $12.6 million
  • Kansas Star Casino: $12.6 million
  • Boot Hill Casino: $3.9 million
  • Kansas Crossing Casino: $3.2 million

Year-on-year, revenue dipped 2.5%, falling $832,660 from $33.1 million in September 2023.

Categoría:Reports & Data

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País: United States

Región: North America

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