Maryland Live Casino Enjoys Huge Success in 2013

Submitted by Aaron Goldstein on

Written by :

Aaron Goldstein

Published on :

Maryland Live, the Old Line State’s largest casino, generated a whopping, according to the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency.  

The casino began offering the table games last April.

”We’re very pleased with our performance,” Rob Norton, Maryland Live’s president and general manager, said in a statement. “The addition of live action tables and poker has been very exciting for the property from an experience and revenue standpoint, while slots showed steady growth through the year, even with the addition of tables.”

Statewide casino revenue in December totaled $65 million, with Maryland Live contributing alone contributing $52 million of that number.

Maryland Live is conveniently located in Arundel Mills, approximately 20 minutes outside of Baltimore and under an hour’s drive from Washington, D.C.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

 

Related Content

Williston, North Dakota Sun Country Flights to Las Vegas Resume Following Allegiant Acquisition

Williston, North Dakota Sun Country Flights to Las Vegas Resume Following Allegiant Acquisition

Sun Country announced it is keeping its Williston, North Dakota (XWA)–Las Vegas (LAS) nonstop for the 2026 season, despite the uncertainty earlier this year surrounding Allegiant's planned acquisition of Sun Country.
Connecticut Crackdown on Prediction Markets Continues

Connecticut Crackdown on Prediction Markets Continues

Media companies and gaming service providers also issued subpoenas.
Real App Names FanDuel Its First Official and Exclusive Sportsbook and Prediction Market Partner

Real App Names FanDuel Its First Official and Exclusive Sportsbook and Prediction Market Partner

Partnership integrates FanDuel odds and contextual markets into Real’s live experience and creates a new way for FanDuel to connect with the next generation of sports fans.
Bitcoin Isn't as Anonymous as Players Think in 2026

Bitcoin Isn't as Anonymous as Players Think in 2026

Bitcoin transactions aren't anonymous, they're pseudonymous. Here's what that distinction actually means for anyone moving money through crypto in 2026.