Las Vegas Strip Gambling Revenue Rises 29% on Baccarat Surge
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Las Vegas Strip gambling revenue increased 29 percent to $623.5 million in January on a surge in baccarat play, adding momentum to the recovery for the largest U.S. casino market.
Revenue for all of Clark County, including the Strip and downtown, increased 22 percent from a year earlier to $925.5 million, the Nevada Gaming Control Board said today in a website statement.