Gaming Revenue Drops in May

Indiana Grand Casino saw the highest increase in March.

The Indiana Gaming Commission says monthly revenue at Indiana casinos decreased in May. The state reports adjusted gross revenue was $184 million, down from $199 million during the same month last year.

Of the state’s 13 gaming operations, only two reported increases in revenue, including Indiana Grand Casino in Shelbyville, which up $1 million to $22.6 million. Topicana Evansville saw a $600,000 increase, bringing its May total to $11 million.

Horseshoe Hammond Casino saw the biggest dip in the state, dropping $4.2 million to $34 million last month. Ameristar Casino Hotel in East Chicago fell $3.5 million to just under $18 million.

You can view the full May 2016 report by clicking here and the May 2015 report by clicking here.