Connecticut casinos recorded $108.8 million in slot machine revenue for October, with Mohegan Sun earning $50.9 million while Foxwoods Resort Casino generated $36.8 million. Combined, these figures represent a marked improvement from previous months.

The state collects 25% of slot revenue from both tribal casinos per standing agreements. This resulted in $12.7 million in payments to Connecticut's General Fund for October.

Both casinos continue implementing strategic initiatives to maintain competitive positions:

• Mohegan Sun expanded its gaming floor and added new slot machines
• Foxwoods invested in property upgrades and enhanced its entertainment offerings

Market analysts note several factors contributing to the revenue growth:

• Increased regional tourism
• Successful marketing campaigns
• Enhanced loyalty programs
• Improved economic conditions

For year-over-year comparison:

Casino	Oct 2023	Oct 2022	Change
Mohegan Sun	$50.9M	$47.5M	+7.2%
Foxwoods	$36.8M	$33.9M	+8.6%

The Connecticut gaming market remains highly competitive, with both properties focused on maintaining market share through continued investment in facilities and guest experiences.

Industry experts project sustained growth through year-end, citing seasonal trends and planned promotional activities at both properties.

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