Question 1

Where can I find Nevada gaming revenue data in JSON format?

Accepted Answer

NV Gaming API provides structured JSON data extracted from the Nevada Gaming Control Board's monthly GRI (Gaming Revenue Information) reports. Sign up for a free account to access historical data, or subscribe for current-month access and REST API keys.

Question 2

What is a GRI report?

Accepted Answer

A GRI (Gaming Revenue Information) report is a monthly publication from the Nevada Gaming Control Board that details gaming win amounts, unit counts, and win percentages for every licensed game type across all Nevada regions. These PDF reports are the official source of Nevada gaming revenue statistics.

Question 3

How far back does the data go?

Accepted Answer

Our database covers GRI reports from January 2004 to the present — over 20 years of monthly Nevada gaming revenue data, totaling 250,000+ individual records.

Question 4

How often is data updated?

Accepted Answer

Data is updated monthly, within hours of the Gaming Control Board publishing a new GRI report. Professional and Business subscribers get access to new data on the day it's released. Free users can access the same data after 12 months.

Question 5

What game categories are tracked?

Accepted Answer

Over 50 game categories are tracked, including slot denominations (1 Cent, 5 Cent, 25 Cent, 1 Dollar, Multi Denomination), table games (Twenty-One, Craps, Roulette, Baccarat, Mini-Baccarat), poker variants (3-Card Poker, Pai Gow Poker, Let It Ride), Keno, Bingo, Race Book, Sports Pool, and more. Each category includes win amount, unit count, and win percentage.

Question 6

What regions are covered?

Accepted Answer

Data covers all Nevada gaming regions as defined by the Gaming Control Board, including Clark County areas (Las Vegas Strip, Downtown Las Vegas, Boulder, North Las Vegas, Laughlin, Mesquite), Washoe County areas (Reno, Sparks, North Shore Lake Tahoe), South Shore Lake Tahoe, Elko County (including Wendover), and additional counties such as Nye, Churchill, Lyon, Humboldt, and White Pine — plus statewide totals.

Question 7

What format is the data in?

Accepted Answer

All data is available in structured JSON via our REST API. Each record includes win amounts, unit counts, and win percentages for three time periods: current month, three-month cumulative, and twelve-month cumulative. CSV exports are also available for Professional and Business subscribers.

Question 8

Can I access historical data for free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Free accounts have full access to all gaming revenue data that is older than 12 months. This includes 20+ years of historical data from 2004 onward. To access current-month data on the day it's released, you'll need a Professional or Business subscription.

Question 9

How is the data collected?

Accepted Answer

We automatically monitor the Nevada Gaming Control Board's website for new GRI report PDFs. When a new report is published, our pipeline downloads it, extracts the data using pattern-matching algorithms, validates it for accuracy, and makes it available through the API — typically within hours of publication.

Question 10

Do I need an API key to access the data?

Accepted Answer

Free accounts can browse data through the web dashboard without an API key. To access data programmatically via the REST API, you'll need a Professional or Business subscription, which includes API key management from your account dashboard.

Question 11

Is there an API rate limit?

Accepted Answer

All accounts share a generous 1,000 requests/day limit — more than enough for typical usage since data updates once per month. This limit exists only to prevent abuse, not to restrict normal usage.

Question 12

What API endpoints are available?

Accepted Answer

The main endpoint is GET /api/v1/gaming, which supports filtering by year, month, region, and game category. Additional endpoints provide a data catalog, time series for trend analysis, and CSV exports. Full documentation is available on the API Docs page.

Question 13

What's the difference between Free, Professional, and Business?

Accepted Answer

Free users get historical data (12+ months old) and the basic data explorer. Professional ($99/mo) adds current-month data, REST API keys, and full CSV/JSON exports. Business ($249/mo) adds email and webhook notifications when new data is published (with configurable recipients and optional CSV attachment), multi-seat team access, and priority support.

Question 14

Do you offer annual billing?

Accepted Answer

Yes — save 20% with annual billing. Professional is $79/mo ($948/year) and Business is $199/mo ($2,388/year) when billed annually.

Question 15

Can I cancel my subscription?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can cancel anytime from your account page. You'll retain access until the end of your billing period.

Question 16

Do you offer refunds?

Accepted Answer

If you're not satisfied, we'll refund your most recent payment — no questions asked. Just contact us within 30 days of your last charge. Refunds are limited to the most recent billing period.

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