Missouri casinos reported a total of $155 million in revenue for the month of June, according to the Missouri Gaming Commission. This marks a significant increase from the $126 million reported in May, and is the highest revenue total reported since the start of the pandemic.
The increase in revenue is largely due to the reopening of several casinos across the state. After being closed for months due to the pandemic, many casinos have been able to reopen with limited capacity and safety protocols in place. This has allowed them to begin generating revenue again, and the results have been encouraging.
In addition to the reopening of casinos, the state has also seen an increase in tourism. With more people traveling to Missouri, there has been an uptick in casino visits, which has contributed to the increased revenue.
The increased revenue is a welcome sign for Missouri’s economy, which has been hit hard by the pandemic. The money generated by casinos helps to support local businesses and provides jobs for thousands of people across the state.
It remains to be seen if the increased revenue will continue in the coming months. However, with more casinos reopening and more people traveling, it is likely that the trend of increased revenue will continue.
Overall, Missouri casinos have reported a significant increase in revenue for the month of June. This is good news for the state’s economy, and hopefully this trend will continue in the coming months.