Maryland’s casinos raked in $178.8 million in gaming revenue in May, the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission said Monday, making it the state casino program’s second-best month ever. It’s an increase of 3.7% compared to May 2021. More than $73.4 million of those revenues, or roughly 40%, were contributed to the state’s coffers. The state’s six casinos generated over $53.4 million for Maryland’s Education Trust Fund (ETF), which is $137,334 more than the ETF contributions during the same period last year, according to the gaming commission.
Gaming Revenues From Maryland Casinos Top $178 Million In May, 2nd Best Month Yet
June 7, 2022