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Nevada casinos reported the state's highest-ever gaming revenue month for October without much help from the Strip, the Gaming Control Board said Thursday.

Nevada’s casino industry set a single-month record in July with more than $1.4 billion in gaming revenue according to the Gaming Control Board.

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February was the 12th straight month of more than $1 billion in Nevada gaming revenues despite lower-than-anticipated Strip resort gaming totals.

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Las Vegas saw a much younger and higher-spending average visitor during 2021, even though fewer people said they came to the Strip to gamble.

Nevada casinos have recorded their third-highest gaming revenue year in 2021 with one month still left to be added to the books. Casinos collected more than $1 billion in November, the ninth straight month with that figure.

Nevada’s casino industry topped $1 billion in gaming revenue for the eighth consecutive month in October, tying a 14-year-old record and putting the state on pace to surpass the single-year $12 billion mark for just the fourth time.

Nevada casinos continued their post-pandemic recovery and launched the state to its seventh straight month of $1 billion or more in gaming revenue during September.

The Strip and the state set record gaming revenue totals during July as business returned to pre-pandemic levels in the month.

Compared to 2019, Nevada casinos in June saw an increase of 14.6 percent in total gaming revenue statewide to $1.19 billion.

The local gaming markets – suburban areas outside the Las Vegas Strip corridor – staged a post-pandemic comeback in April. The neighborhood gaming figures – part of Clark County’s overall total of $865.4 million – were a factor in the month’s statewide $1.039 billion gaming revenue figure.