By The Weekly Edge desk ·
CDC Gaming reported that Pennsylvania gaming revenue declined 1.7% annually to $536.2m in June. Hollywood Casino at Penn National generated $110.3m, up 14.5%, while Valley Forge Casino Resort recorded $88.6m, down 5.2%.
The statewide decline accompanied differing revenue trends at individual casinos.
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