Colorado Division of Gaming Releases Limited Gaming Figures for February 2024


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Kyle Boyd, Communications Manager, Specialized Business Group 

303-501-7878 (C) | kyle.boyd@state.co.us

IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

 

Colorado Division of Gaming Releases Limited Gaming Figures for February 2024 

 

Lakewood - March 26, 2024 - The Colorado Division of Gaming, part of the Colorado Department of Revenue (CDOR), releases the monthly Limited Gaming figures for February 2024. The Total Adjusted Gross Proceeds (AGP) are 2.16% higher over February 2023, additionally, the total taxes collected represent a 4.45% increase over February 2023. 

Coin In

$928,086,347.07

Represents a 1.52% decrease from January 2024 ($942,418,466.73)

Represents a 0.01% decrease from February 2023 ($928,188,534.28)

Table Drop*

$58,952,703.40

Represents a 4.27% increase from January 2024 ($56,540,148.87)

Represents a 14.67% increase from February 2023 ($51,410,086.44)

Slot AGP +

$72,194,622.86

Represents a 2.14% increase from January 2024 ($70,682,047.83)

Represents a 1.05% increase from February 2023 ($71,444,396.52)

Table AGP*+

  $13,649,401.94 

Represents a 5.94% decrease from January 2024 ($14,511,664.52)

Represents a 8.48% increase from February 2023 ($12,582,285.78)

Total AGP+

$85,844,024.80

Represents a 0.76% increase from January 2024 ($85,193,712.35)

Represents a 2.16% increase from February 2023 ($84,026,682.30)

Total Taxes

$15,432,278.89 

Represents a 5.01% increase from January 2024 ($14,695,725.64)

Represents a 4.45% increase from February 2023 ($14,774,852.47)

 

*Includes Keno | Other Casino Games

+AGP means Adjusted Gross Proceeds

View the January 2024 Limited Gaming report on the Division of Gaming's website.

 

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The Colorado Department of Revenue’s Division of Gaming ensures honesty and integrity in the Colorado gaming industry. The Colorado Department of Revenue works to be a trusted partner to every Coloradan to help them navigate the complexities of government so they can thrive.