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Background

Colorado approved limited gaming in 1990. The state permitted casinos to open in Cripple Creek, Black Hawk, and Central City with slot machines, blackjack, and poker.

Since gaming was to be limited, there was a $5 ceiling put on all individual bets.

The link below summarizes annual gambling statistics for Colorado: statewide, Black Hawk, Central City, and Cripple Creek. Below the link is a graph which shows revenue trends from 1993 until present for all three regions individually, as well as a total of all regions.
Comparative Data
Colorado Comparative Annual Data (1993 - 2007)
Graphical Summary

 

 

Adjusted Gross Revenue($): 1993-2006

Year
Black Hawk
Central City
Cripple Creek
Total
1993
112,146,892
78,977,406
68,786,025
259,910,123
1994
173,703,259
69,701,708
82,279,673
325,684,641
1995
195,855,670
94,468,352
94,018,958
384,342,947
1996
219,911,097
88,869,902
102,720,746
411,666,443
1997
234,631,114
87,390,762
108,628,350
430,650,228
1998
272,007,738
93,979,630
113,230,208
479,217,576
1999
354,913,835
73,793,917
122,611,399
551,319,150
2000
433,768,947
63,452,946
134,630,256
631,852,150
2001
478,326,427
59,730,077
138,617,688
676,674,192
2002
524,464,856
52,800,335
142,436,212
719,701,404
2003
505,851,055
49,908,926
142,525,101
698,285,082
2004
524,035,343
53,178,879
148,689,335
725,903,556
2005
531,878,276
72,610,402
151,011,042
755,499,720
2006
554,484,627
74,538,934
153,075,257
782,098,818

 

 
This project was made possible by a grant from the UNLV Libaries Advisory Board and greatly enhanced by the diligent work of Saro Oknaian.

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