Maryland Casinos Report $156.8M Revenue Decline in June 2025

State Contributions and Fiscal Year 2026 Wrap-Up

Despite the slight year-over-year dip of approximately $3.8 million, the gaming industry remains a vital funding source for local communities. During June 2026, casino contributions to the state totaled $67,902,499 (a minor 0.9% decrease compared to June 2025). This figure includes $48,934,675 directed to the state's Education Trust Fund, which decreased by 1.0% year-over-year.

Beyond education, Maryland's casino revenues are legally designated to support the local jurisdictions where the properties operate, the horse racing industry, and small, minority-, and women-owned businesses across the state.

This monthly report also marks the close of Fiscal Year 2026 (running from July 2025 through June 2026). Over the 12-month period:

Total gaming revenue reached $1,931,544,719, representing a 1.7% decrease compared to FY2025.

Total state contributions came in at $831,029,971, down 1.1% year-over-year.

Individual Casino Performance in June 2026

Maryland’s six privately owned properties—which offer a mix of slot machines and table games—experienced varied results, with Ocean Downs Casino standing out as the only venue to record positive growth.

MGM National Harbor (Prince George’s County)

Revenue: $66,555,765 (a decrease of 0.9% or $610,897 compared to June 2025)

Inventory: 2,228 slot machines, 214 table games

Live! Casino & Hotel (Anne Arundel County)

Revenue: $56,177,773 (a decrease of 4.7% or $2,778,370 compared to June 2025)

Inventory: 3,541 slot machines, 181 table games

Horseshoe Casino Baltimore (Baltimore City)

Revenue: $14,166,611 (a decrease of 0.4% or $57,075 compared to June 2025)

Inventory: 1,350 slot machines, 102 table games

Ocean Downs Casino (Worcester County)

Revenue: $8,845,881 (an increase of 4.3% or $361,357 compared to June 2025)

Inventory: 900 slot machines, 17 table games

Hollywood Casino Perryville (Cecil County)

Revenue: $6,821,928 (a decrease of 5.8% or $421,279 compared to June 2025)

Inventory: 695 slot machines, 18 table games

Rocky Gap Casino Resort (Allegany County)

Revenue: $4,280,218 (a decrease of 6.8% or $314,104 compared to June 2025)

Inventory: 633 slot machines, 12 table games