U.S. gaming revenues rose for the sixth straight month in February, marking the longest winning streak since 2012, according to Fantini’s National Revenue Report.
February revenues across the U.S. hit $3.448 billion in February, up 7.68 percent year-over-year as the month was aided by an additional day on the calendar and mild weather across many states. Regional revenues were up 7.53 percent, while Nevada, including the Las Vegas Strip and locals market, grew 8.05 percent.
MGM Resorts and Boyd’s Borgata Atlantic City posted the biggest year-over-year jump on the company level, jumping 30.63 percent. Other companies, including Full House Resorts and Golden Nugget parent Landry’s, saw revenue rises of more than 20 percent in markets that report property-level revenue.
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