Maryland's six casinos generated $159.75 million from slot machines and table games in October 2026, a 1.4% decline from the same month last year.
The official Maryland Lottery and Gaming release put the annual decrease at $2.31 million. Contributions to the state totaled $67.91 million, down 0.8%, with $49.82 million directed to the Education Trust Fund.
MGM National Harbor remained the largest property with $66.17 million, 2.6% less than a year earlier. Live! Casino & Hotel reported $59.39 million, down 0.4%, while Horseshoe Casino Baltimore fell 9.8% to $13.99 million.
The three smaller casinos all recorded gains. Ocean Downs rose 2.9% to $8.38 million, Hollywood Casino Perryville increased 9.8% to $7.08 million and Rocky Gap advanced 7.4% to $4.73 million.
The Southern Maryland Chronicle noted that the October total was about $8.3 million above September's $151.4 million, although the latest month had an extra calendar day.
