LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Nevada’s nonrestricted gaming licensees reported a statewide gaming win of $1,387,795,619 for July 2026, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
That is a 2.07% increase compared to July 2025, when licensees reported a gaming win of $1,359,623,276.
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County and area breakdown
Clark County reported a gaming win of $1,173,130,586 in July 2026, up 1.51% from $1,155,642,766 in July 2025.
Within the county, the Las Vegas Strip reported $776,338,593, up 3.64% from $749,080,582 the prior year, while Downtown Las Vegas reported $68,468,139, down 8.64% from $74,943,466. North Las Vegas reported $25,490,477, up 3.38% from $24,656,338.
Laughlin reported $41,035,405, up 0.11% from $40,989,712. The Boulder Strip reported $82,670,748, down 2.48% from $84,777,406, and Mesquite reported $15,080,273, down 0.46% from $15,150,395.
The balance of Clark County reported $164,046,950, down 1.20% from $166,044,868.
Washoe County reported $105,770,006, up 2.91% from $102,781,344. Reno reported $76,882,981, up 0.99% from $76,130,911, and Sparks reported $17,174,809, up 9.45% from $15,691,534.
North Lake Tahoe reported $2,928,479, down 5.67% from $3,104,623, while the balance of Washoe County reported $8,783,737, up 11.83% from $7,854,275. South Lake Tahoe reported $39,623,041, up 5.13% from $37,690,105.
Other areas of the state reported $19,913,887, up 6.73% from $18,657,781.
The Gaming Control Board said win totals reflect the most recent data available and are subject to revision.
The state collected $98,464,433 in percentage fees during August 2026, based on taxable revenues generated in July 2026, according to the Gaming Control Board. That is a 3.44%, or $3,272,213, increase compared to the same period last year, when percentage fee collections were $95,192,220.
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