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Nevada's nonrestricted gaming licensees reported a total of $1,220,869,734 for the month of November 2022. For the fiscal year 2022 through 2022, the gaming win has barely increased, up by .76%. For Lake Tahoe's south shore, revenue was $19,658,939, an 8.24 percent increase over November 2021. On the north shore the reported gaming won was down 7.02%.

Nevada casinos reported their 12th consecutive billion-dollar month in February. The win on the Las Vegas Strip was up 72 percent from a year ago to $599.1 million. Clark County raked in $949.8 million, Carson Valley reported an increase of 17.2 percent. South Lake Tahoe was the only reporting area in Nevada to finish February with a decrease. North Shore casinos at Crystal Bay increased win 4. 2 percent to a total of $2.3 million in the month. Sports pools won $30.9 million down 2. 9 percent, but the total wagered on sports was 40.7 percent up to $781 million and non-restricted licensees reported just over $ 2 million winnings in Churchill County.

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May gaming win passed $1 billion for Nevada casinos. The Las Vegas Strip saw the biggest increase with $731.5 million. Carson Valley Area saw a 1.4 percent increase in win to $12.3 million, while game and table win was up 55 percent to almost $179,000. In Washoe County, North and South Lake Tahoe, win is down. Churchill County saw 9 percent decrease in total win. Harry Reid International Airport had its third busiest month all-time. Baccarat win increased 24 percent over a year ago to $134. 4 million as international travelers returned.

Nevada casinos won more than $1 billion in April. Las Vegas Strip accounted for $593.5 million of the total. Table game win increased 31.9 percent to $324.4 million. Slot win totaled $804.1 million for the month. South Shore casinos at Lake Tahoe reported a drop of 15 percent in winnings. Carson Valley area managed a small increase of 2.23 percent, raking in $11.8 million in total, but it is still 3.3 percent ahead of calendar 2021. In Churchill County, the 10 non-restricted gaming licensees reported 5.58 percent decrease in the winings.

Nevada gaming win exceeded $1 billion in March. It's the highest total win since February 2013. In Carson Valley, the win was $11.977 million. Downtown Las Vegas, Boulder Strip, Clark County and Elko County also set all-time win records. Slot win increased 64.8 percent. Las Las Strip saw 67.2 percent increase compared to last March, raking in $501.4 million, while baccarat win went up by 58.5 percent to $68. 2 million in the state.

Nevada casinos recorded their eighth consecutive month of over $1 billion in gaming win in October. The Las Vegas Strip accounted for $702.2 million of the total. Sports wagering set a record of $ 1.1billion in the state. The first 10 months of this year sports betting revenue is up 36.4 percent and wagers are up 46.3 percent compared with 2019.

Nevada casinos recorded their seventh consecutive month of over $1 billion in win. The win was up 41 percent compared to a year ago. South Lake Tahoe gaming revenue was down 77.2 percent. North Shore Casinos at Crystal Bay were off 11 percent for the month. Washoe County reported a 12.99 percent increase in total win to over $89 million. Churchill County saw $2.057 million, up 13 percent on last year. Carson Valley reporting area saw a 7.77 percent rise to $10.64 million and the multi-denominational slot machines produced over 6.7 million of that total.

Nevada casinos reported roughly $1.16 billion in gaming win in August. It's the sixth consecutive month topping the $1000 million mark. The Las Vegas Strip saw the biggest increase in win. Washoe County saw a 20.7% increase. Churchill County reported 18.46% more win than a year ago. South Shore saw 37.5% decrease in game and table win, but 27. 5% rise in slot win was up. Stateline saw only 8% growth in the game win because of the fire.

Nevada casinos set a new gaming win record in July, raking in $1.36 billion. July produced the highest total slot win in state history at $873.7 million and the second highest game and table win ever at$486.2 million. In Washoe County, total win hit just over $100 million in a month for the first time since August 2002. The Carson Valley area recorded its second-highest win of all time at $12.19 million, up 25.9% over July 2020. Churchill County's 10 non-restricted gaming licensees reported $2.23 million for July.

Nevada casinos set an all-time record in July, raking in $1.36 billion. It is the fifth consecutive month where win exceeded $1000 million. July produced the highest total slot win in state history at $873.7 million and the second highest game and table win ever at$486.2 million in Washoe County. The Carson Valley area recorded its second-highest win of all time at almost $12 million, up 25.9 percent over July 2020. Churchill County's 10 non-restricted gaming licensees reported a total $2.23 million for July.

Nevada casinos reported a 34.8% increase in total win for April. The Strip was up 12.4% in April, reporting $483. 4 million in win. South Shore casinos at Lake Tahoe reported total. win of $21. 8 million. Washoe County reported its highest win total since July 2008 — $87.6 million, a 32.9% rise compared to 2019. Churchill County also reported $2.5 million of win, significantly more than the $1.82 million casinos won in 2019, but game and table play decreased 60%.

Nevada's non-restricted gaming licensees reported a total "gaming win" of $822,676,544 for the month of October 2020. This amounts to a 19.50 percent decrease compared to October 2019. Lake Tahoe was the only area in the state to have double-digit gains. The State has collected $355,213,651 in percentage fees to date for this fiscal year.

Nevada's non-restricted gaming licensees reported a total "gaming win" of $821,132,375 for the month of September 2020. This is the fourth month since casinos reopened in the state after being closed due to the coronavirus. The South Shore of Lake Tahoe casinos had a "win" worth $24,796,199, up 36.32 percent from September 2019. Douglas County casinos reported "winning" $5,596,000 on table games and $19,200,00 on slot machines. Washoe County posted a gain in their win by 3.39 percent, but North Lake Tohoe saw a drop of 8.77 percent.

The gambling industry is in turmoil right now, but the world of online gambling is thriving. The return of live sports has made online sports gambling a perfect outlet for those looking to scratch their gambling itch. 23 states have already legalized sports betting, with 41 expected to do so by 2022.