Stateline casinos buck state trend — April numbers up
Gaming revenues surged at Stateline in April by 14.99 percent or $14.3 million compared to the same time in 2010.
Statewide, casinos collected $806 million from gamblers, which is a 0.58 percent decline compared with $810.7 million collected in April 2010, according to the state Gaming Control Board which released the April data this morning.
Stateline casino earnings were up in April. Photo/LTN
Carson Valley reported a drop of 3.34 percent.
In March, Stateline casinos reported a 29.8 percent drop in revenue. Often times March is a good month for casinos because of betting on college basketball.
April 2011 did have more skier days than usual with resorts staying open until late in the month to accommodate Easter. Most of the bed base for South Shore ski areas is within walking distance to the Stateline casinos.
— Kathryn Reed
Like Vail ,Cooked books, they are getting ready to go to public on the Stock market shares before long need Good PR.
WONDER IF THESE NUMBERS REFLECT THE HIGN ROLLER WHO LEFT TOWN WITH 3 MILLION COUPLE WEEKS AGO?
The Tropicana Corp took a 11.5 million hit in two weeks from two rollers beating them at blackjack.But they did leave 150.000 in tips for the table games people.
This Economy still lacking in creating jobs, opening factories for American workers.
The numbers reflect numbers on paper not in actual dollars amount.
Plus we got China warning not to even think about going delinquent on their Big stimulus loan that didn’t do anything for the country unless your a bank CEO giving huge raises.
The w is coming in this administration.