Reviews

All U.S. casinos closed in 2020 for months. Since then, one of the biggest concerns of slots enthusiasts is that casinos are trying to “make back their lost gaming revenue.” But is that true, state-by-state, for either commercial or tribal casinos? Let’s look closely at Florida slots Return-To-Player for its commercial casinos.

Along with 40% of other U.S. states, the state of Delaware publishes return statistics. In the last few years, a big concern for slots enthusiasts is if casinos have reduced their return-to-player. I examine Delaware return-to-player monthly return statistics, including player win percentage, for their racetrack casinos.

Along with 40% of other U.S. states, the state of Connecticut publishes return statistics. In the last few years, a big concern for slots enthusiasts is if casinos have reduced their return-to-player. I examine Connecticut return-to-player monthly return statistics, including player win percentage, for their tribal casinos.

Along with other U.S. states, the state of Colorado publishes return statistics. In the last few years, a big concern for slots enthusiasts is if casinos have reduced their return-to-player. I examine Colorado return-to-player monthly statistics by denomination for Colorado’s frontier towns with commercial casinos.