NVNV Gaming API

Lyon County Gaming Revenue 2004

Lyon County casinos won $31.0 million in 2004. In the 22 full years on record, Lyon County has never won less.

That ranks 7th among Nevada's ten county-level markets, and works out to 0.3% of the statewide total. This is a slot market first: machines account for 99.0% of win, tables for 1.0%.

Gaming win
$31.0M
Year over year
Share of Nevada
0.3%
Rank in Nevada
7th
0$1.00M$2.00M$3.00M$4.00MJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecSource: Nevada Gaming Control Board, monthly Gaming Revenue Information reports.
Monthly gaming win, Lyon County, 2004.

Slot and table revenue in Lyon County, 2004

CategoryWinShareYear over year
Slot machines$30.7M99.0%
Table, counter and card games$296K1.0%

Revenue by game in Lyon County, 2004

Game names follow the Control Board's own labels, so blackjack appears here as Twenty One. Slots are reported one row per denomination, which says more about which machines a floor happens to run than about how it performed, so this table combines them into a single line.

GameWinShareYear over year
Slot machines$30.7M99.0%
Other - Table Games$225K0.7%
Sports Pool$47K0.2%
Card Games$24K0.1%

Month by month, Lyon County 2004

MonthWin2003Change
January$2.30M
February$2.34M
March$2.77M
April$2.39M
May$2.54M
June$2.51M
July$2.49M
August$2.84M
September$2.51M
October$2.60M
November$3.11M
December$2.56M
Total 2004$31.0M

November was the strongest month at $3.11 million.

Sports betting and race book detail, 2004

These rows break down the sports pool and race book figures already counted in the totals above. They sit inside the $31.0M, so adding them to it would count the same money twice. Sports – Mobile reports how much of the sports win arrived through a phone.

LineWinYear over year
Sports Parlay Cards$44K
Basketball$13K
Other - Sports$1K
Baseball$0
Sports Pari-Mutuel$0
Football$-9K

About Lyon County

Lyon County, southeast of Reno around Dayton and Fernley, is one of Nevada's smaller reported gaming markets. Its results largely follow the residential growth spilling out of the Reno-Sparks metro area.

Other Nevada markets in 2004

All figures are gaming win at nonrestricted locations, taken from the Nevada Gaming Control Board's monthly Gaming Revenue Information reports. Win is what casinos kept after paying winning wagers, before taxes and operating costs. Restricted locations, the taverns and stores running fifteen machines or fewer, are reported separately and excluded here.

Every month since 2004, in one API call.

The tables on this page are aggregates. The API returns the underlying records: every game, region, and location type, month by month.