Report: Ohio's 4 casinos see revenues dip in April
April revenues for all of Ohio's 4 casinos down slightly from March; Cleveland reports highest
CINCINNATI (AP) -- All four of Ohio's casinos saw dips in April revenues compared to their March numbers.
A report released Tuesday by the Ohio Casino Control Commission shows Cleveland drawing in the highest revenue compared to the state's other facilities. The casino there raked in almost $19.9 million.
Columbus reported more than $18 million in April revenue. Cincinnati dropped from $21 million in its first month of operation in March, to about $17.8 million in April.
Toledo also ticked down slightly from $17.8 million in March, to $16.4 million last month.
Statewide, casino revenues dropped from $84.3 million in March to $72.2 million.
The four casinos approved by voters in 2009 opened within a 10-month span, beginning with Toledo and Cleveland last May. The Columbus site opened in October.
