If you’ve ever been to a casino you know that they can be a very fun time, but that they can also leave your wallet considerably lighter than when you went in if you’re not careful. Knowing this, it should come as no surprise to learn that unlike many businesses in the U.S., American casinos are doing very well for the most part and project further growth between now and 2015.
Nevada casinos, tribal casinos and regional casinos are all expecting growth in the billions of dollars within the next three years according to today’s infographic from nbrii. The only casinos that predict decline are those in Atlantic City.
US Casino gaming revenues are on the upswing. Gross revenues in the US casino gaming industry will rise by 5% (Compounded annually) over the next three years. Revenues are expected to grow to $73.3 billion by 2015. The price per head going into casinos is rising quicker than anyone ever imagined.
Nevada, the casino gaming capital of America, brought in $10.7 billion in 2011 and is expected to reach $12.96 billion by 2015. That’s nearly one fifth of the entire US gaming market. Card games revenue in Nevada is expected to increase to $125 million by 2015.
The biggest projected growth will be seen in the Regional Casinos with a compound annual growth rate of 7.3%. This is expected to dampen the growth of the Tribal Casinos.
The only market that is set to decline is Atlantic City. It is forecasted that it will decline 4.6% compounded annually. If you look at where Atlantic City was in 2006, it is expected to be 46.1% lower in revenue by 2015. So there are some serious losses occurring in Atlantic City.
Nevada casinos, tribal casinos and regional casinos are all expecting growth in the billions of dollars within the next three years according to today’s infographic from nbrii. The only casinos that predict decline are those in Atlantic City.
US Casino gaming revenues are on the upswing. Gross revenues in the US casino gaming industry will rise by 5% (Compounded annually) over the next three years. Revenues are expected to grow to $73.3 billion by 2015. The price per head going into casinos is rising quicker than anyone ever imagined.
Nevada, the casino gaming capital of America, brought in $10.7 billion in 2011 and is expected to reach $12.96 billion by 2015. That’s nearly one fifth of the entire US gaming market. Card games revenue in Nevada is expected to increase to $125 million by 2015.
The biggest projected growth will be seen in the Regional Casinos with a compound annual growth rate of 7.3%. This is expected to dampen the growth of the Tribal Casinos.
The only market that is set to decline is Atlantic City. It is forecasted that it will decline 4.6% compounded annually. If you look at where Atlantic City was in 2006, it is expected to be 46.1% lower in revenue by 2015. So there are some serious losses occurring in Atlantic City.
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