From the Maryland Lottery:
The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency today announced December 2012 revenue numbers for the state’s three casinos — Hollywood Casino Perryville in Cecil County, Casino at Ocean Downs in Worcester County and Maryland Live Casino in Anne Arundel County. December 2012’s combined statewide revenue totaled $45,243,882.61.
Hollywood Casino Perryville generated $5,956,140.98 in December, and its gross gaming revenue per machine per day was $128.09 for the month. In a year-to-year comparison, Hollywood Casino’s December 2012 revenue decreased by $3,519,355.18 or 37.1% from December 2011. Hollywood Casino Perryville operates 1,500 machines.
The Casino at Ocean Downs generated $3,335,925.98 in December, and its gross gaming revenue per machine per day was $134.51. The Casino at Ocean Downs’ December 2012 revenue increased by $328,268.94 or 10.9% from December 2011. The Casino at Ocean Downs operates 800 machines.
Maryland Live Casino generated $35,951,815.65 in December, and its gross gaming revenue was $244.15 per day per machine. Maryland Live operates 4,750 machines.
In a year-to-year comparison — excluding Maryland Live, which opened in June – December 2012 casino revenue decreased from December 2011 by $3,191,086.24 or 25.56%. Explore satta king to discover how fun online gambling is. You can also check out reputable online gambling platforms like mega888 ios. You can also download Joker123 apk to play anytime you want.
See attached document (or click HERE) for a detailed breakdown of 2012’s fund disbursement, fiscal year-to-date totals for the individual casinos and combined state total.
The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission is responsible for all matters relating to regulation of the state’s casinos. In this regulatory role, the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency (LGCA) oversees all internal controls, auditing, security, surveillance, background investigation, licensing and accounting procedures for the facilities. To keep Marylanders informed and maintain integrity and transparency in its regulation of the state’s casinos, the LGCA posts monthly financial reports on casino revenue on its website, slots.mdlottery.com.
And it will continue to decline with the addition of other casinos opening in Maryland. There goes the beneficial revenue for allowing gambling in Maryland…….
Keep building those big gambling parlors. They look tasteful, help build communities by adding useful ideas and demonstrate how to live by wholesome values. They’re just great.
I wouldn’t spend a nickle in one of these casinos. It is amazing, the people in work I hear complaining about money problems, are the same ones buying lottery tickets, dropping $ into the sports big game pools, and going to Atlantic City for the weekend. No wonder they’re broke!
The reason that Hollywood is down because the machines don’t hit EVER. I have been to Hollywood Casion at least 15 times in the last 4 months and have always LOST. Hollywood Casino has set those machines tighter than a frog’s a$$. The other problem is they (Hollywood) do not give you enough comps to make it worth a trip up there. Who cares about $10 in slot play when you have already dropped $1,000 up there – you must be kidding me. At MD Live, they had a promo a few weeks ago that if you went there 3 Saturdays in a row, you received $30 on the first Saturday, $60 on the 2nd Saturday and $90 on the 3rd Saturday. Those are the kinds of comps that get people playing and returning. At least a MD Live you can break even or win a few dollars on occasion. At Hollywood, you might as well toss your money out the window when you cross the bridge at 95. On that topic, how about the now $6 toll to cross I95 to get there – O’Malley, you can kiss my a$$ on that one. I live in Bel Air and you think I am going to give the Peoples Republic of Maryland $6 to go 20 minutes up the road to gamble…….. not so says I.
I will goto Delaware park via Rt 1 north and keep my $6 in tolls and I won’t put another doller in the pirate leprechaun O’Malley’s hands.