Delaware Casinos Report Combined Revenue of $34.4 Million for Early September 2026 Period

The three licensed casinos in Delaware generated a combined $34.4 million in net casino revenue during the period from September 1 through September 28 2026 according to monthly figures and this total represents a 5.4 percent decrease from the $36.38 million recorded in the same stretch of the prior year while the properties include Delaware Park along with Bally’s Dover and Harrington Raceway & Casino all of which experienced declines across their operations during that timeframe.

Revenue Breakdown by Category

Video lottery net proceeds reached $30.81 million for the period and that amount reflects a 4.7 percent drop compared with the corresponding weeks in 2025 whereas table games produced $3.59 million in win which marks an 11.3 percent reduction from the previous year’s results and these figures together account for the overall total with video lottery comprising the larger share while table games contributed the remainder as operators tracked activity across the properties.

Observers note that the state received a 15.5 percent share of the table games proceeds during this interval and such splits occur under established regulatory structures that allocate portions of gaming revenue to state programs and the data covers only the specified 28 day window rather than a full calendar month which means subsequent October 2026 reports will incorporate the final days of September when they become available from the Delaware Lottery.

Performance Across Individual Properties

Each of the three casinos posted lower numbers than in the year earlier period and Delaware Park along with Bally’s Dover plus Harrington Raceway & Casino all contributed to the aggregate decline without any single location offsetting the broader trend according to the compiled statistics that show consistent movement downward in both video lottery terminals and table game activity.

Those who review monthly gaming data often compare these September intervals because the period aligns with post summer patterns when visitor volumes shift and the 2026 results indicate that the combined operations generated less revenue even as the underlying machines and tables continued to function under the same licensing framework that has governed Delaware’s casino sector for years.

Context Within State Gaming Regulations

Delaware maintains a regulated environment where net casino revenue undergoes specific calculations that subtract payouts and certain expenses before the final amounts are reported and the current figures align with this methodology which allows direct year over year comparisons while the state’s portion of table games proceeds supports designated public initiatives as outlined in existing statutes.

Figures published monthly by the Delaware Lottery provide the basis for these updates and the September 1 to 28 2026 data set arrives at a time when operators prepare for the remainder of the fall season with October 2026 activity now underway across the same three locations.

Implications for Ongoing Operations

The declines appear across both major revenue streams and this pattern holds even though the properties maintain their full complement of video lottery terminals and table games under the oversight of state regulators who monitor compliance and performance on a regular schedule while the 5.4 percent overall reduction translates into the reported $34.4 million total for the interval in question.

Additional details in future releases will clarify whether the final days of September altered the trajectory or whether October 2026 numbers follow a similar course and those comparisons will draw from the same data collection processes that produced the current report.

Conclusion

The September 1 through 28 2026 period produced $34.4 million in combined net revenue for Delaware’s three casinos with video lottery at $30.81 million and table games at $3.59 million which together reflect the noted percentage decreases from the prior year and these outcomes occurred uniformly across the properties under the established 15.5 percent state share for table game proceeds while October 2026 continues with ongoing collection of similar metrics.