Baseball wagers comprised most of the sportsbook intake, totaling $208.7 m for the month, 14.2% more than June 2018's $182.8 m manage. Basketball bets comprised $51.4 m, an increase from $32m in 2015, helped by the 2019 NBA Finals lasting two games longer than the 2018 Finals.

Sportsbook income in the state amounted to $16.6 m, a 20% decrease from last June, after the win percentage on sports wagers fell from 7% in June 2018 to 5.2% in 2019. Baseball bets took in a revenue of $11.6 m, while basketball bets took in only $946,000 on a 1.84% win percentage. The state lost $637,000 on football bets, in spite of a deal with of just $1.1 m.

Slots continued to make up a bulk of the state's handle, at $9.53 bn, a 3.1% increase from last June. $5.31 bn of that handle originated from multi-denomination slots, while $2.7 bn was handled on penny fruit machine. Slot profits for the month amounted to $636.5 m, with cent slots earning the highest win portion at 9.43%.

On card, table and counter games including sports and racing bets, the state managed $2.42 bn and took in $404.5 m worth of incomes, a 16% reduction from last year. June 2018 marked the 3rd consecutive month in which baccarat saw more money wagered than any other card or table game and the very first month because February 2019 in which Baccarat took in the most profits. The state dealt with $626.3 m on twenty one, down from $714.5 m last year. The state dealt with $726.7 m worth of bets on baccarat, and took in $158m of income, more than double the June 2018 earnings and the most considering that February 2018, thanks to a 20.71% win portion.

Total profits increased to $1.04 bn, up from $933m in June 2018 and $981.8 m in May 2019.

Clark County, in which Las Vegas is located, managed $9.2 bn for the month and took in profits of $906.7 m, up from $791m in June 2018.

For the 2nd quarter of 2019, the state handled $7.09 bn from card, table and counter video games - of which $967m originated from sports bets - and made $984.3 m of profits, consisting of $49.5 m of sports betting revenue. That marked a decline from incomes of $1.01 bn in Q2 of 2018.

The state handled $28.66 bn on slots during the quarter, up from $28.06 bn in the previous year, and took in $1.97 bn, 2.75% year-on-year boost.

In overall, the state managed $35.75 bn during the quarter and took in revenues of $2.96 bn, 0.97% year-on-year increase.