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Downtown Las Vegas and neighborhood casinos fuel Nevada gaming win in November
Led by downtown Las Vegas and the city’s neighborhood casinos, Nevada posted a solid 2.4% statewide gain in gaming revenue in November. The Strip recorded a slight decline, despite an increase in wagering, due to a drop in baccarat and other table-game hold. Nevada reported $1.34 billion in revenue in November, up from $1.31 billion in November 2024. The Strip, which hosted an influx of visitors for F1 and Thanksgiving, reported $784.3 million in revenue, down from $788.7 million or 0.6%. The good news for the Strip was slot revenue.
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