Horseshoe Casino Cleveland Has Worst Month Since Opening In May Of Last YearMoney Won From Gamblers Was $18,912,221 In August |
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In terms of money won from gamblers, Horseshoe Casino Cleveland just had its worst month since opening in May 2012. August gaming revenue was $18,912,221, according to a Monday report from the Ohio Casino Control Commission.
As the Cleveland Plain Dealer pointed out, Horseshoe Casino Cleveland had been the state’s most profitable casino, but that distinction now belongs to Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati, at least for now. That casino collected $19,194,352 in August.
The revenue plunge for Cleveland’s only full-fledged casino comes despite strong participation in table games. Slot revenue has been not as strong as desired.
Overall gaming revenue for the state’s four Las Vegas-style casinos in 2013 was $548,875,887 through August. That figure reportedly is lower than analysts had expected.
Here’s a look at the gaming revenues for Horseshoe Casino Cleveland since it opened.
2012 Gaming Revenues
(Note: May was a partial month)
May: $16,503,655
June: $26,115,771
July: $23,944,650
August: $22,849,949
September: $21,120,821
October: $20,839,280
November: $20,484,318
December: $24,529,639
2013 Gaming Revenues
January: $20,663,522
February: $22,052,939
March: $24,495,912
April: $19,890,428
May: $20,051,212
June: $19,336,857
July: $19,861,916
August: $18,912,221
The casino is owned by Caesars Entertainment Corp. and Rock Gaming.
The state of Ohio legalized such casinos in 2009.
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