Nevada Gaming Revenue: May 2026 Report

Nevada’s licensed casinos won $1.39 billion statewide in May 2026, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board’s Monthly Revenue Report — up 7.43% from May 2025. Fiscal year-to-date (July 2025 through May 2026), statewide win stands at $14.7 billion, up 2.76% over the same period a year earlier.

Where the win came from

Clark County — the county containing Las Vegas, though geographically much larger than the city itself — accounted for $1.20 billion of the statewide total, up 7.41% year-over-year. The Las Vegas Strip alone was responsible for $807.9 million of that, up 13.19% and the eighth-highest monthly total in Strip history, per Yogonet’s coverage of the NGCB release. Washoe County (Reno) reported $98.2 million, up 8.34% year-over-year — a smaller market, but growing at a similar clip to the Strip’s home county.

In context

The Strip’s 13.19% year-over-year gain notably outpaced the 7.43% statewide growth rate, meaning Las Vegas gained gaming-win share within the state this month rather than just riding a broader statewide tourism wave. See the Nevada Economy Dashboard for how gaming win moves alongside jobs and unemployment, or the Las Vegas Economy page for the same figures next to visitor volume and hotel occupancy data from LVCVA.