Colorado Division of Gaming’s January 2025 Figures Show Decrease in Total Adjusted Gross Proceeds and Total Taxes Collected


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Colorado Division of Gaming’s January 2025 Figures Show Decrease in Total Adjusted Gross Proceeds and Total Taxes Collected

 

Lakewood - March 11, 2025 -  Limited gaming followed similar trends to consumer spending in January 2025 as concerns about inflation, the price of everyday goods, and seasonal spending habits caused Americans to pull back on spending. 

 

Colorado Division of Gaming data shows they spent less in January with the State collecting almost $2 million less in tax revenue than in December 2024 – about a 12% drop. During the same period, Total Adjusted Gross proceeds (AGP) dropped almost 15% from $94,990,237.68 to $80,877,082.53. 

 

Gaming data also shows a year-on-year decrease with both AGP and Total Taxes down 5.07% and 3.25%, respectively. 

 

Complete figures are listed in the table below:

 

Coin In

$881,675,541.36

Represents a 14.34% decrease from December 2024 ($1,029,304,186.13)

Represents a 6.45% decrease from January 2024 ($942,418,466.73)

Table Drop*

$56,964,887.86

Represents a 12.69% decrease from December 2024 ($65,242,657.73)

Represents a 0.75% increase from January 2024 ($56,540,148.87)

Slot AGP+

$66,475,398.82 

Represents a 17.04% decrease from December 2024 ($80,132,829.03)

Represents a 5.95% decrease from January 2024 ($70,682,047.83)

Table AGP*+

$14,401,683.71 

Represents a 3.07% decrease from December 2024 ($14,857,408.65)

Represents a 0.76% decrease from January 2024 ($14,511,664.52)

Total AGP+

$80,877,082.53 

Represents a 14.86% decrease from December 2024 ($94,990,237.68)

Represents a 5.07% decrease from January 2024 ($85,193,712.35)

Total Taxes

$14,218,577.01

Represents a 11.84% decrease from December 2024 ($16,127,279.51)

Represents a 3.25% decrease from January 2024 ($14,695,725.64)

 

*Includes Keno | Other Casino Games

+AGP means Adjusted Gross Proceeds

The Division of Gaming releases these figures to promote transparency and integrity in gaming. To view the December 2024 Limited Gaming report, visit the Division of Gaming website.

 

If you or someone you know is struggling with problem gambling, there are many resources available to help, please visit BetSmart.Colorado.gov.  Gambling problem? Call or text 1-800-GAMBLER.

 

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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.