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Nevada Gaming Revenue, Month by Month

Every month, the Nevada Gaming Control Board publishes a Monthly Revenue Report — how much Nevada's licensed casinos won statewide and by county, the single number that most directly ties the state's tourism economy to its gaming tax revenue. We publish a short report the week each one lands, with the statewide total, the Las Vegas Strip and Clark County breakdown, and Washoe County (Reno) figures, every number traced to the NGCB's own PDF.

Gaming taxes are Nevada's second-largest General Fund revenue source — see Nevada's revenue sources for how this monthly win figure eventually becomes state tax revenue, or the Nevada Economy Dashboard for gaming win tracked alongside jobs, unemployment, and population.

The NGCB's own report typically lands about a month after the period it covers — the May 2026 report, for instance, was released June 29, 2026 — so a report published here is usually the most current statewide-plus-county breakdown available anywhere until the following month's release. Each report also carries the report's own year-over-year framing (Strip, Clark County, and statewide separately) rather than a single blended figure, since those three can and do move at different rates in the same month.

This series started with the May 2026 report; earlier months aren't covered here yet, but the underlying series on the Nevada Economy Dashboard is updated as new months are added to our data pipeline, so a gap in this archive doesn't mean a gap in the underlying figures.