Maryland racked up more than $140-million in gaming revenues from its casinos.
That’s an increase of $9.5 million over the figures for November of last year.
MGM National Harbor pulled in just over $57 million – a 13 percent increase while Live! Casino & Hotel earned $48.6 million – a 12 percent increase.
The Horseshoe Casino in Baltimore came in third with $19.5 million while Hollywood Casino Perryville saw $5.4 million.
On the Eastern Shore the Ocean Downs Casino raked in $5.2 million.
Coming in last was Rocky Gap Resort with $3.9 million in revenue.
The state took in $57 million from the casinos including $43 million for the Education Trust Fund.
