Nevada Gaming Win Dips Slightly In September

Nevada nonrestricted gaming licensees reported $1,282,542,554 in total gaming win for September, a 0.05 percent decrease from the $1,283,234,042 reported in September 2025, according to Nevada Gaming Control Board data.

Clark County licensees posted $1,087,617,096 in September gaming win, down 0.95 percent from the same month last year. The Las Vegas Strip recorded $693,467,182, up 0.82 percent. Downtown win was $82,569,202, down 7.45 percent, while North Las Vegas increased 9.18 percent to $25,139,104. Laughlin reported $33,766,970, down 16.80 percent. The balance of Clark County posted $154,238,880, down 3.01 percent.

For the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2026 through Sept. 30, 2026, statewide gaming win totaled $3,934,878,439, up 1.67 percent from $3,870,430,491 in the same period a year earlier. Clark County fiscal-year-to-date win increased 1.04 percent. Strip fiscal-year-to-date win rose 1.70 percent, while downtown fiscal-year-to-date win declined 6.59 percent.

Outside Clark County, Washoe County reported $100,953,369 in September gaming win, up 0.36 percent, with fiscal-year-to-date win up 4.57 percent. Reno win fell 3.52 percent to $72,986,126. Sparks increased 20.78 percent to $17,194,036. Elko County posted $35,221,901 in September, up 11.66 percent, with Wendover up 8.09 percent to $22,831,923.

South Lake Tahoe reported $26,458,775 in September win, up 12.50 percent, while North Lake Tahoe posted $2,220,353, down 1.11 percent. Mesquite recorded $15,211,972, up 1.35 percent, though fiscal-year-to-date win there slipped 0.15 percent.

The state collected $81,119,843 in percentage fees during October 2026 based on taxable revenues generated in September 2026. That figure represents a 6.77 percent decrease, or $5,889,724 less, than the $87,009,567 collected during the same period last year.