USD 38 M in slot revenue for Foxwoods Resort Casino

Since its opening in 1993, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation has injected over $4 billion of Foxwoods' slot revenue into the Connecticut state economy through the Mashantucket Pequot Fund, supporting state programs and services throughout Connecticut. According to reports released this week, in November 2017, Foxwoods' contribution to the state was $9.6 million.

Meanwhile, the reported slot revenue for the month of November 2017 was $38.3 million. This figure is up 8.3 percent compared to $35.4 million in November of 2016. Handle for the month was $473.5 million, up 4.5 percent from the $453 million wagered in the same month in 2016.

The state-of-the-art Grand and Fox Theaters hosted an array of renowned performers this November ranging from GRAMMY Award-winning rock group Evanescence, to world-class comics Tracy Morgan and Mike Birbiglia, to renowned violinist and performing artist Lindsey Stirling. Foxwoods' guests were also able to drink in the festive atmosphere of Foxwoods On Tap, which was back by popular demand for a second successful year. Beer lovers to sampled over 150-plus craft beers from over 70 of America's best breweries.

This holiday season, Foxwoods has plenty of reasons to be thankful, but none more important than the success of the property's annual "Stuff the Bus" campaign supporting the United Way of Southeastern Connecticut and its "Tommy Toy" Fund program. By the end of the campaign on December 11, buses were overflowing with thousands of unwrapped toys, blankets, pajamas, jackets and diapers to be donated to families in need.

On December 18th, Foxwoods has opened its Rainmaker Stadium, a stadium gaming experience featuring dealer-assisted electronic table games that promises multi-game action from the comfort of a single play terminal.