Gaming revenue at Maryland’s six casinos in February rose after a January slowdown, and total gaming revenue was 1.4% higher than February 2023, at $159.2 million. Among the state’s three largest casinos, only Baltimore’s Horseshoe Casino saw gambling revenue fall — down 8.2% from a year ago to $15 million. Gaming revenue at Horseshoe has steadily declined, with its last year-over-year increase more than one year ago in January 2022.
Maryland casinos see uptick in betting; Horseshoe Casino continues its slump
March 8, 2024