State Gaming Revenue Rises

Ameristar Casino Hotel saw the biggest gain in February.

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The Indiana Gaming Commission says monthly revenue at Indiana casinos increased in November. The state reports adjusted gross revenue was $161 million, up from $159 million during the same month last year.

Of the state’s 13 gaming operations, eight reported increases in revenue, including Ameristar Casino East Chicago, which was up $1.2 million to just under $15.9 million. Hollywood Casino in Lawrenceburg saw a $900,000 increase, bringing its November total to $12.4 million.

Indiana Grand Casino in Shelbyville saw the biggest dip in the state, dropping $1.1 million to $18.9 million. Horseshoe Hammond Casino fell about $600,000 to $30.7 million.

You can view the full November 2016 report by clicking here and the November 2015 report by clicking here.