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The Nevada Gaming Control Board reported that statewide casino gaming revenue hit $1.06b in October, marking the first time that the monthly total reached the billion mark since May. Revenue of the casinos at the Las Vegas Strip rose 12.2% to $593.4m. Aside from the casinos, statewide slot revenue was up 5.7% to $693.5m while total ‘table, counter and card games’ revenue improved 10.8% to $369.3m.
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The Story The Nevada Gaming Control Board reported that statewide casino gaming revenue hit $1.06b in October, marking the first time that the monthly total reached the billion mark since May. Revenue of the casinos at the Las Vegas Strip rose 12.2% to $593.4m. Aside from the casinos, statewide slot revenue was up 5.7% to $693.5m while total ‘table, counter and card games’ revenue improved 10.8% to $369.3m.

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