June Casino Revenue Tops $78 Million in Virginia

Virginia’s casino industry continued to grow in June 2025, with all three reporting casinos posting strong numbers. According to the latest update from the Virginia Lottery, the combined adjusted gross revenue (AGR) reached nearly $78.5 million for the month—a 31.9% jump compared to the same period last year.

Good to know

• Caesars Virginia led the state with $30.6 million in AGR for June.
• State gaming taxes reached $14.1 million, up nearly $4 million from last June.
• Hard Rock Bristol posted the highest year-over-year growth at 49.4%.

Caesars Virginia, which launched its permanent casino in December 2024, pulled in the highest AGR of all three operators. Of the $30.6 million it reported, $23.1 million came from slot machines alone, while table games contributed $7.5 million. The property’s numbers helped drive the overall growth in Virginia’s casino market.

Rivers Casino Portsmouth came in second with an AGR just under $26.5 million. Slot machines made up the majority again, generating over $18.6 million. Hard Rock Bristol rounded out the list with $21.4 million in AGR, and $17.2 million of that came from slots.

Virginia law applies a graduated tax on each casino’s AGR, and in June 2025, that tax added $14.1 million to the state’s Gaming Proceeds Fund. That figure is about $4 million more than what casinos paid during the same month last year. A portion of these funds supports local initiatives, including the Problem Gambling Treatment and Support Fund, the Family and Children’s Trust Fund, and payments to each casino’s host city.

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