After two months of revenue declines, Nevada's casino industry rebounded in December 2024 with a 2% increase to $1.46 billion. Clark County drove this growth, despite a 2.7% revenue drop on the Las Vegas Strip. The Strip's decline stemmed from a 16% drop in table games revenue, particularly in high-stakes baccarat. Meanwhile, slots increased by 11.1%, and other areas like downtown Las Vegas and Reno reported strong revenue gains. Overall, the fiscal year remains down by nearly 2% through December.
Nevada's casino industry experienced a 2% revenue increase in December 2024, bouncing back despite ongoing annual declines, driven by positive growth in multiple regions.
Despite a 2.7% drop on the Las Vegas Strip, Clark County revenue grew by 1.5%, led by increases in downtown and other gaming areas across the state.
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