Revenue Down at Caesars Virginia for January

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According to the Virginia Lottery Casino Activity Report, Caesars Virginia casino brought in just under $30.5 million in revenue in January, down from just under $36 million in December. Slot machines accounted for $21.8 million of the January revenue, while table games brought in $8.7 million. Caesars remained the top-earning casino in Virginia, ahead of Rivers Casino Portsmouth and Hard Rock Bristol.

Why it matters

The drop in revenue at Caesars Virginia raises questions about the overall health of the state's casino industry, which has seen significant growth since the legalization of gambling in recent years. The performance of the state's casinos is closely watched as an indicator of consumer spending and economic activity.

The details

Caesars Virginia saw a $5 million decrease in revenue from December to January, with slot machine revenue dropping from around $25 million to $21.8 million, and table game revenue declining from $10 million to $8.7 million. Despite the drop, Caesars remained the top-earning casino in Virginia, ahead of Rivers Casino Portsmouth at $25.2 million and Hard Rock Bristol at $19.5 million.

• Caesars Virginia brought in just under $30.5 million in revenue in January 2026.
• In December 2025, Caesars Virginia had revenue of just under $36 million.

What’s next

The Virginia Lottery will continue to monitor the performance of the state's casinos and release monthly activity reports.