For the first time since their three-month shutdown due to COVID-19, Maryland’s six casinos have produced a year-over-year increase in gaming revenue.

While COVID-19 restrictions continue to limit casinos to 50 percent of capacity, September 2020 gaming revenues totaled $143,709,268, a one percent increase compared to the September of 2019 total of $142,223,137. Four casinos saw increases in revenue from September 2019 gaming revenues.

Casino contributions to the state in September 2020 were $59,695,881, an increase of $469,679 (0.8%) compared to the $59,226,202 contributed to the state in September 2019.

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