Gaming revenue statewide fell for the third consecutive month. That's according to the latest report from the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
The state's gaming licensees made just over $908 million in August, but that's nearly a 1.4 percent decline from this time last year.
In Clark County overall, table game revenue was down nearly 15.3 percent.
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The news isn't all negative, though -- slot machine revenue in the county was up by almost 14 and a quarter percent. Casinos in downtown Las Vegas posted a double-digit revenue increase, as did those on the Boulder Strip and in North Las Vegas.
Laughlin casinos also posted a revenue increase.
But casinos along the Las Vegas Strip posted a revenue decrease of 4.66 percent.
