Nevada casinos report another drop in revenue in June
Nevada’s state Gaming Control Board has reported on gambling revenues in the state over the month of June 2010, showcasing another depressing decline in revenues of 6.6%. The latest numbers push the overall decrease for this fiscal year so far to 4.3%, marking three consecutive years of revenues headed southwards – a new and unwanted record for the state.
Tax collections in June totaled almost $43 million, down 5.9% compared with the same period in 2009.
The Associated Press news agency points out that casino revenues make up about one-third of state general fund and are a key indicator of the gambling state’s recession-battered economy.

