Lakewood - October 21, 2025 - New monthly Colorado Division of Gaming data shows a sharp, triple-digit percentage spike in tax revenue powered by limited gaming’s growth.
The Division’s August 2025 limited gaming report shows that tax revenue rose with the state collecting $13,512,931.33 — a 109.1% increase from July. August’s total taxes collected also increased 7.12% over August 2024 totals and represent an important source of funding for state programs and services.
"We are pleased to see the consistent performance of Colorado's gaming industry, particularly the notable increase in taxes," said Christopher Schroder, Director of the Division of Gaming. "These tax revenues play a vital role in supporting various state programs and services throughout the state, demonstrating the industry's commitment to the economic well-being of Colorado. As we celebrate this growth, we also want to emphasize the importance of responsible gaming. We encourage all players to set limits and play responsibly and visit betsmart.colorado.gov for additional resources."
Total Adjusted Gross Proceeds (AGP) for August reached $103,787,608.14, marking a 3.39% increase from July 2025 and a 3.93% increase compared to August 2024. This growth was driven by strong performances in both coin-in and table drop. Coin-in, representing the total amount wagered for slot machines, increased by 1.54% from the prior month and 3.77% from August 2024, reaching $1,112,841,355.36. Table drop also saw an increase of 1.13% from July and 4.03% from the previous year, totaling $69,738,863.18.
For the fiscal year-to-date through August, total taxes have reached $19,975,490.60, an 8.03% increase over the same period in fiscal year 2025. Table AGP for the fiscal year-to-date also increased by 4.03% to $204,169,890.98 compared to the previous fiscal year.
The complete figures are listed in the table below:
*Includes Keno | Other Casino Games
+AGP means Adjusted Gross Proceeds
The Division of Gaming releases these figures monthly to promote transparency and integrity in gaming. To view the August 2025 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.