Connecticut’s Foxwoods Resort Casino posts $33.7 million in July slot revenue
Connecticut's Foxwoods Resort Casino generated $33.7 million in slot revenue during July 2025, according to figures released by the casino.
Under its slot revenue sharing agreement with the State of Connecticut, the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation contributed $8.4 million from those earnings to the state’s budget fund.
The agreement, in place since 1993, has delivered more than $4.8 billion in slot revenue contributions to Connecticut over the past three decades.
In February, Foxwoods celebrated its 33rd anniversary with several major announcements, unveiling new property enhancements, dining concepts, and exclusive partnerships designed to further enrich the guest experience.
Amongst the highlights are the debut of The Bedford by Martha Stewart, newly renovated guest rooms at the Great Cedar Hotel, and the opening of a brand-new Poker Room at Fox Tower.
The casino reported slot revenue of $30.7 million for the month of June 2025, resulting in a $7.7 million direct payment to the State of Connecticut.
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