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Revenues at Pennsylvania's 12 casinos have dropped for a second straight year.
State regulators said gross revenue declined 1.44 percent to just more than $3 billion in 2014.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board released the year-end numbers on Thursday. They show that Pennsylvania casinos raked in $750 million from table games, a nearly three percent increase over 2013, but it wasn't enough to offset a slightly bigger decline in slot-machine play.
The casino industry ended the year on a strong note. December revenues were up more than eight percent.
Pennsylvania's gambling market is the nation's second largest after Las Vegas in terms of gross revenue, and No. 1 in taxes collected.
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