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What does the Nevada gaming data Datadory delivers contain?
One collection: monthly gaming win by game type, slot denomination and county area across current-, three- and twelve-month windows, grouped by licensee revenue range; the annual Gaming Abstract of nonrestricted licensees with $1 million or more in gaming revenue; quarterly taxable-revenue statistics; and device count and square footage reports.
How far back does the Nevada gaming win history run?
The monthly archive runs continuously from January 2004 through June 2026 - more than 260 consecutive issues - which makes it the longest continuous per-game, per-area casino revenue record available for the United States market. Fiscal-year Abstract coverage extends further back; exact depth is confirmed when you sample.
Can I get Las Vegas Strip gaming win broken out by individual game?
Yes. The Strip is its own reporting area inside Clark County, and roughly twenty table-game types there - blackjack, baccarat, mini-baccarat, craps, roulette, the Hold'em variants - each carry their own win, unit count, hold percentage and year-over-year change, alongside every slot denomination and sports wagering.
Does the data cover mobile sports betting?
Yes. Retail sports pools and mobile applications report as separate lines with locations reporting, win amounts, percentage change and win percent, month after month - so the migration of wagering to phones is observable directly in the series rather than inferred from operator press releases.