Again in February, Nevada's gambling revenue reaches $1.34 billion.

 The expansion within the baccarat market drove the 8.5% year-on-year increase in Nevada gambling revenue to $1.34bn (£1.07bn/€1.25bn) in February.
 Last year in February, Nevada's revenue was $1.24 billion.  In January, the highest start to a calendar year in Nevada history, it was 4.7% greater than $1.28bn.

 With $827.6 million in revenue for the month, slots had a 0.6% gain compared to 2023.  The multi-denomination slot games contributed $536.6 million, while the penny slot machines contributed $207.6 million.

 But in February, only slots that accept several denominations saw an increase.  Compared to other game kinds in this category, revenue was lower. 

 In February, baccarat saw the most growth.  At $180.1m, revenue increased by 75.5%.  Craps revenue increased by 22.0% to $44.7m, while blackjack revenue increased by 15.6% to $132.5m.

 Ultimate Texas Hold 'em also saw growth, with revenue increasing 4.4% to $18.0m, while pai gow poker saw a 4.7% increase to $10.4m.

 The Super Bowl brings in more money for Nevada's sportsbooks.
 This year's Super Bowl was also hosted by Nevada in February.  In the final game of the NFL season, played at Allegiant Stadium, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers 25-22.

 It should come as no surprise that Nevada's sports pool revenue increased by 16.0% to $47.9m in February.  Be that as it may, just $12.0 million of that total came from American football.

 With a revenue of $24.7 million, basketball was the most lucrative sport for operators.  Although there was a $929,000 loss from baseball betting, an additional $4.3 million came from other sports and $7.7 million from hockey.  The fact that mobile wagering accounted for $23.8m of the total sports pool earnings was also mentioned.

 February saw strip revenue surpass $800.0m.
 February sales for the Las Vegas Strip were $800.7 million, an increase of 12.4 percent from the previous year.

 With a decline of 2.4%, the month's slot revenue reached $381.0m.  Revenue decreased across the board for all game kinds, with the exception of multi-denomination slots, which was the case statewide.

 On the other hand, sales of table, counter, and card games increased by 30.3% to $419.7MM.  income from baccarat increased by 81.9% to $180.5m, while income from blackjack increased by 20.8% to $107.8m; both figures stand out.  Revenue from sports pools was $24.7m, up 9.9 percent from the previous month.