Nevada Gaming Revenue for 2014 Down; Laughlin Up

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Nevada’s Gaming Control Board reported a gaming revenue decline of 1.1% for the entire state, to slightly over 11 Billion dollars in 2014.

Of local interest- 
Laughlin, NV showed an increase of 1% for 2014 
after a double-digit increase for December of 17.84%.

Here are the numbers for 2014 and the month of December.
   
Overall 2014 Revenue Numbers:

• Las Vegas Strip down 2.1% percent to $6.37 Billion.
• Downtown Las Vegas up 2.1% to 511.4 Million.
• Laughlin up 1%
• North Las Vegas up 1.9%
• Boulder Strip down 1.8%
• Clark County (overall) down 1.3% percent to $9.55 Billion. 

For the last month of 2014 showed December Revenue Numbers showed:
Gaming revenue overall was $950.7 million, down 8.06% compared to the year before. 

• Las Vegas Strip was down 16.41% to $555.2 million from 2013.
• Downtown Las Vegas up 2.96% to 43 Million.
• Laughlin up 17.84%
• North Las Vegas down 3.74%
• Boulder Strip up 13.28%
• Clark County (overall) down 9.68 percent to $833.9 million 

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