Nevada's nonrestricted gaming licensees generated $1.283 billion in gaming win during September 2026, leaving the statewide total almost unchanged from the same month last year. The figure was 0.05% below the $1.283 billion reported for September 2025.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board release shows a stronger fiscal-year comparison. Gaming win from July through September reached $3.935 billion, an increase of 1.67% from the first three months of the previous fiscal year.
Performance differed across the state's main markets. The Las Vegas Strip rose 0.82% year on year to $693.5 million, while Downtown Las Vegas declined 7.45% to $82.6 million. Washoe County increased 0.36% to $101.0 million, with Reno down 3.52% and Sparks up 20.78%.
The state collected $81.1 million in percentage fees during October based on September taxable revenue, a 6.77% annual decline. As the trade summary notes, the near-flat statewide month sits alongside positive fiscal-year growth. The Board says the published totals use the latest available data and remain subject to revision.
