Maryland Casinos Generate Over $140M In September, First Year-Over-Year Increase Since Pandemic Shutdown
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- For the first time since their three-month shutdown due to the coronavirus pandemic, Maryland's six casinos have produced a year-over-year increase in gaming revenue.
While coronavirus restrictions continue to limit casinos to 50% capacity, September 2020 gaming revenues totaled over $143 million, an increase of nearly $1.5 million compared to September 2019.
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Contributions to the Education Trust Fund (ETF) in September 2020 were $43,403,605 a decrease of $1,009,187 (-2.3%) compared to the $44,412,792 in ETF contributions from September 2019.
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