Missouri's 13 casinos generated $165.1 million in adjusted gross receipts in September 2026, an increase of about 5.5% from the same month last year. Growth in electronic gaming devices outweighed a decline in table games.
The Missouri Gaming Commission's monthly report records statewide receipts of $165,074,533, up from $156,514,142 in September 2025. The regulator's table rounds the annual change to 5%, while the underlying figures produce a 5.47% increase.
Electronic gaming devices accounted for $143.6 million, up 7.6% from $133.5 million a year earlier. Table-game win moved in the opposite direction, falling 6.5% to $21.4 million from $22.9 million. The two categories together reconcile to the statewide total.
Ameristar St. Charles led individual properties with $25.7 million, about 10.3% higher year over year. River City followed at $21.8 million, while Hollywood Casino reported $21.6 million and Ameristar Kansas City generated $17.0 million.
A current CDC Gaming Reports analysis confirms the statewide and product-level totals. The commission states that its monthly figures are subject to adjustment, so the results should be read as the regulator's current reported data rather than audited annual accounts.
