Florida's eight non-tribal slot facilities generated $51,532,574 in net slot revenue during September 2026, according to the Florida Gaming Control Commission's latest monthly report. The same document shows $17,521,075 in slot tax revenue due to the state for the month.
The regulator's prior-year report recorded September 2025 net slot revenue of $53,132,527. Comparing the two exact totals produces a decline of roughly 3.0%, or about $1.6 million. That calculation differs slightly from the 3.3% fall in a CDC Gaming headline, so the commission's raw figures are used here.
Big Easy Casino was the only facility to post a year-over-year increase. Its September net slot revenue rose from $2,806,905 to $3,209,629, a gain of about 14.3%. Gulfstream Park Racing and Casino had the largest decline, moving from $4,224,700 to $3,805,143, down about 9.9%.
Harrah's Pompano Beach remained the second-largest contributor in the report at $9,194,718, while Magic City Casino led the eight facilities with $11,556,850. Both figures were below their September 2025 levels. Hialeah Park Casino was comparatively steady at $7,525,948, slightly lower than $7,567,181 a year earlier.
The commission's 2025/2026 report provides the comparison baseline. The regulator notes that its figures are subject to audit and may change, so the totals should be treated as the current reported data rather than final audited results.
