COLUMBUS (AP) -- February was a pretty good month for the state's casinos.
The Ohio Casino Control Commission reports that gross revenue for the state's four gaming palaces increased from $53.2 million in January to $55.5 million last month. That's a 4 percent gain.
The state's first "racino" -- Scioto Downs south of Columbus -- also had a good month. Its reported revenue of $11 million in February was an increase of more than 8 percent over the previous month.
Revenues for the Cleveland casino rose 6.7 percent last month, while the Toledo casino saw a 3.3 percent gain. The Columbus casino saw a gain of just more than 1 percent.
The state's fourth voter-approved casino -- in Cincinnati -- opened March 4.
The Ohio Casino Control Commission reports that gross revenue for the state's four gaming palaces increased from $53.2 million in January to $55.5 million last month. That's a 4 percent gain.
The state's first "racino" -- Scioto Downs south of Columbus -- also had a good month. Its reported revenue of $11 million in February was an increase of more than 8 percent over the previous month.
Revenues for the Cleveland casino rose 6.7 percent last month, while the Toledo casino saw a 3.3 percent gain. The Columbus casino saw a gain of just more than 1 percent.
The state's fourth voter-approved casino -- in Cincinnati -- opened March 4.