Delaware Casinos Earn $35.1 Million in October, Two Casinos Being Upgraded

Casinos in Delaware generated $35.1 million in October 2025, with revenue remaining stable, experiencing a minor decline of 1% from the $35.4 million generated in 2024. 

Slots generated $31.82 million, a 0.2% increase from the $31.77 million generated in October 2024, while table games saw a 11% year-over-year decline, with revenue falling from $3.7 million to $3.3 million. 

In early 2026, Bally’s Dover casino guests will have a new place to enjoy their drinks, as it is currently renovating its Fire & Ice bar to include a new spinning cocktail bar. 

Revenue Remains Steady in Delaware 

According to the latest report from the Delaware Lottery, of the three casinos in the state, only one saw revenues increase year-on-year. 

The Delaware Park casino was the only venue to see revenues increase year-on-year, rising 3.2% from $14.6 million to $15 million. Table games saw revenue remain stable, with a 0.7% increase from $1.93 million to $1.94 million. Slots revenue rose in October by 3.6% from $12.6 million to $13.1 million. 

In contrast, the Bally’s Dover Casino was the biggest loser in October, with revenue declining 4.2% from $12 million to $11.5 million. Table games revenue declined by double-digits from $1.1 million to just over $1 million, an 11% decrease. Slots revenue also decreased by 3.4%, from $10.9 million to $10.5 million. 

Additionally, the Harrington Casino's revenue also fell in October by 3.6% from $8.8 million to $8.5 million. Table games for Harrington saw the most significant decrease in the state of 47.7%, falling from $590,678 to $308,845. However, slot revenue in the casino remained stable, with a minor 0.4% decline from $8.23 million to $ 8.20 million.

Bally’s Dover Guests to Enjoy New Cocktail Bar in 2026

Bally’s Dover will soon be reopening its Fire & Ice bar and lounge after closing in September to welcome guests to its new rotating cocktail bar. 

The bar will revolve four times every hour while guests enjoy service. Additionally, there will be live music from a variety of musicians, including solo artists, DJs, and debuts. 

Bally’s announcement for the renovations came just before the release of its Q3 results, where the  CEO of Bally’s, Robeson Reeves, said the company introduced new cost-saving initiatives in October, along with focusing on its Casinos & Resorts, with construction in its casinos continuing. 

Delaware Park Casino Joins For Renovations 

Additionally, the Bally’s Dover Casino was not the only venue to be making improvements. 

In October, Delaware Park opened its outdoor gaming area, allowing users to smoke cigarettes and cigars while playing. The terrace features over 250 slot machines, bringing the total number of slot machines at the casino to over 1,900. 

The terrace is covered, but features six-foot-high openings that create an open-air environment, complemented by 50 heaters to keep the terrace warm in winter and fans to keep players cool in the summer.