Virginia Casinos Report $84.8 Million in August 2025 Revenue

Virginia’s three reporting casinos posted strong growth in August 2025, with revenue climbing more than a third compared to last year, according to figures from the Virginia Lottery.

Good to Know

• Virginia casino revenue totaled $84.8m in August 2025, up 34.5% year over year.
• Caesars Virginia led the market with nearly $34.5m, a 68% increase from 2024.
• Statewide taxes from casinos reached $17.6m in August 2025.

All three reporting casinos recorded year-on-year growth.

Caesars Virginia generated almost $34.5m in revenue, the highest of any property in the state, reflecting a sharp 68.4% increase compared to August 2024. The property also paid $7.9m in taxes to its host city.

Rivers Casino Portsmouth followed with $28m in August revenue, up 5.2% from the prior year. Local contributions from the casino reached nearly $5.7m for the month.

Hard Rock Bristol produced $22.3m, a 40% jump year over year. The property contributed just over $4m in local tax payments, alongside its state obligations.

Taxes and Contributions

Combined, Virginia casinos paid $17.6m in state gaming taxes during August. From that figure, $140,860 went to the Problem Gambling Treatment and Support Fund, while more than $35,000 was directed to the Family and Children’s Trust Fund.

Local communities also benefitted directly. Caesars Virginia delivered the largest share at $7.9m, while Rivers Casino Portsmouth and Hard Rock Bristol added nearly $5.7m and just over $4m, respectively, to regional governments and improvement commissions.

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