Take a look at the January numbers in the Casino Control Commission report.
The casinos won $321.4 million.
The gambling houses won $211.6 million at the slot machines, down 9.6 percent, and $109.8 million at table games, down 9.1 percent.
Atlantic City's revenue decline, now in its third year, coincided with the opening of slots parlors in Pennsylvania and New York, which have siphoned off gamblers who previously viewed Atlantic City as their only choice without flying to Las Vegas or driving for hours to other states.
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