Table Games Revenue Up for May
May was a good month for table games overall in Pennsylvania, but the numbers were helped by the newest casino.
The state Gaming Control Board is reporting a 7.4% increase in table games revenue for May. There were 140 new tables operating compared to May of last year, and 50 of them at the newest facility, the Valley Forge Casino Resort.
Revenues were up at four of the existing casinos, but down at six others. The Sands Casino Resort in Bethlehem saw the biggest increase.
Overall, table games provided over 55.2 million dollars in gross revenue.
In a report released earlier this month, slots revenue was also up for May, by 3.4%, and those numbers too were helped by the addition of Valley Forge, which opened in late March.
