Total revenue was up 7.05% over May 2022, with two gambling verticals clearly responsible for the added intake. Still, year-over-year, the numbers are encouraging for the state’s operators (17 brick-and-mortar casinos and assorted digital extensions). April, however, consists of 30 days and May has 31, meaning on a per-day basis, revenue was actually slightly down from April ($15.9 million per day) to May ($15.5 million). The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported on Tuesday total May revenue of $479.4 million, up about half a percentage point over April’s figure of $476.6 million. How much difference does one day make? In Pennsylvania’s regulated gambling industry, it made all the difference in helping statewide revenue in May eclipse the total revenue in April. Caesars Palace Online Casino Bonus Code.
