Board: March table games revenue sets Pa. record

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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Pennsylvania casinos set a record as they generated $67.4 million in gross revenue from table games last month, an increase of 9 percent over the previous monthly record set a year earlier, according to gaming board figures released Monday.

Boosted by a full month of play at Valley Forge Casino Resort, last month’s gross table games revenue was up from March 2012, when the casinos set the previous monthly record of $61.9 million. Combined with March slots revenues announced earlier this month, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported total gross revenue from gambling in Pennsylvania was up 1 percent over last March, to $296.7 million.

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