Business accelerated at Ohio's four regulated casinos during September. Their combined gaming win reached $87.7 million, putting the market 12.6% ahead of its performance in the corresponding month of 2025.
Electronic games accounted for most of the money retained after prizes, contributing $65.4 million. That segment advanced 12% on an annual basis. Revenue from live tables stood at $22.2 million and climbed 14.7%, according to the newly published monthly figures.
The Columbus property operated by Hollywood recorded the largest total at $26.5 million and its annual increase reached 20.1%. Jack's Cleveland venue reported $20.9 million, 7% above its prior-year comparison. Hard Rock's Cincinnati casino collected $20.5 million after expanding 15.6%.
Monthly accounts for the licensed properties are archived by the Ohio Casino Control Commission. The latest breakdown indicates that September's improvement was shared by machines and tables, while the three largest venues all exceeded their results from a year earlier.
