Table games win is the dollar amount a casino retains from table-game activity over a reporting period.
A useful relationship is:
table games win ≈ table games drop × table games win percentage
MGM example
MGM's Las Vegas Strip Resorts reported $1.541 billion of table games win in 2025 on $6.127 billion of table games drop, with a 25.2% win percentage.
Its Regional Operations reported $818 million of table games win on $4.001 billion of drop.
Why it matters
Table Games Drop measures customer gaming volume. Table Games Win Percentage measures realized hold.
Table games win is the dollar result produced by those two drivers.
A quarter can therefore show higher drop but lower win if realized hold falls enough.
Source
Part of the Integrated Casino Resort Economics
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