Las Vegas Strip gaming revenue drops in February amid Super Bowl absence
The Nevada Gaming Control Board reported that Strip casinos generated $690.3 million in gaming revenue, marking a 13.8% drop from February 2024, when the city hosted Super Bowl LVIII. The downturn follows a strong January, when Strip gaming revenue surged 22% year-on-year.
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Nevada casinos retreat from December-January wins, 2024 Super Bowl hypeComing off their best two months ever, Nevada casinos won $1.22 billion in February, according to figures released Monday by the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
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