Report: Nevada gaming revenue up by more than 11% in March
By Rachel Zalucki
Published on April 30, 2026.
Nevada's nonrestricted gaming licensees reported a more than 11% increase in statewide gaming revenue in March, according to a report by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. The report indicates that gaming win for March 2026 was an 11.78% increase compared to March 2025. The state collected $93 million in percentage fees during April 2026, a 17.24% increase from the previous year's February. For the fiscal year, gaming win has increased 1.98%. The Las Vegas Strip reported $780 million in gaming win, a 14.43% increase over March 2025, and downtown Las Vegas reported $103.1 million in game win for 2026.
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