By The Weekly Edge desk · · Updated
Maine’s two casinos took $15.4m in September revenue, a 7.5% annual increase, CDC Gaming reported, citing Maine Gambling Control Unit data. Slots contributed $13.2m, up 8.4%, while table games brought in $2.2m, up 2%. Oxford Casino recorded $9.5m and Hollywood Casino $5.9m.
Both Maine casinos reported annual revenue growth, with slots providing most of the combined total.
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Maine’s casino revenue growth combines rising slot receipts with falling table game revenue.
Maine’s proposed online casino rules await public comments while a federal lawsuit challenges tribal exclusivity and no launch is confirmed.
Maine’s likely Q1 2027 online casino launch remains subject to ongoing rulemaking and a pending tribal-only licensing challenge.
Maine’s likely Q1 2027 online casino launch still requires legal review, six staff recruits and a licensing portal.
Casino gaming contributions include funding for Maryland’s Education Trust Fund.
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