Casinos in New Orleans have reported $32.3 million in winnings this November. This shows a decline of 36.5% when compared to $50.8 million in November 2019.
Harrah’s New Orleans reported winning $26.1 million in November 2019. Gaming revenue at the resort this November was $14.7 million, a falloff of 43.5%. Harrah’s recently announced an upcoming name change to Caesars New Orleans and a $325 million renovation.
Gaming revenue at the three riverboat casinos in New Orleans saw a 29.3% drop in the November month-to-month comparison. Casino winnings went from $20.8 million in November 2019 to $14.7 million this November.
In Baton Rouge, casino revenue at the capital city’s three riverboats declined by 16%. The casinos reported revenue of $18.8 million in November 2019, compared to $15.8 million last month. Even with this decline, Baton Rouge outperformed the other gaming markets in the Bayou State.
Winnings in Lake Charles fell 22.2%. Casinos in the area reported revenue of $74 million in November 2019, compared to $57.5 million last month.
In total, the Louisiana casinos had winnings of $151.8 million this year in November. That compares to $204.7 million in November 2019, a decline of 25.9% statewide.
