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Your performance · June 2026
The four numbers operators read first
Against floors your size (6+ terminals, 6,745 of them), your NTI/machine is −$2,494/mo vs the $4,955 peer median — bucketing by size keeps a small bar from being measured against a big one.
Where the money goes (June 2026)
Illinois law fixes the after-tax split at 50/50 and bans any deviation (230 ILCS 40/25(c)) — about $4,800 to you and $4,800 to your operator this month. Neither side can move that split. That's the whole point of The Gameset: since the money is set by statute, operators compete for your floor on service — games, cabinets, refresh cadence, response time — not on dollars.
Where your floor stands
You earn a strong hold from steady traffic — the lever here is drawing more play, not squeezing the machines.
What an operator sees: An operator sees a well-run, efficient floor — attractive, with upside if foot traffic can be grown.
1 peer floor sits beyond the axis range and is drawn at the edge — shown, never dropped.
Each grey dot is another Marengo floor for the same month, shown without identity. The dashed lines are the statewide medians — which quadrant you land in is the positioning above, drawn out.
Trend
7 months loaded — partial history. The trend fills in as more monthly IGB reports are imported.
Cycle rate is a leading indicator: when players start cycling their money fewer times, it usually shows up here before it shows up in NTI — an early read on floor health for you and for an operator.
These are the two series a service change shows up in. Fresher titles and faster response tend to move win per unit first; hold follows the game mix. Both are your own numbers against a neutral market line — not a verdict on anyone.
Your town's market
Marengo's total gaming income is +9% year over year (trailing 3 months vs the same 3 a year ago).
A deeper operator read
The same history, cut the way a Terminal Operator cuts it when they decide how hard to compete for your floor.
Your operator
Linked to your Location as of June 2026 — the Illinois Gaming Board publishes this each month, so a recent change may not show yet.
Takeaways
We'll turn your profile into an anonymized Listing. Operators compete on service — never money.
Full June 2026 report detail
Source: Illinois Gaming Board monthly video gaming reports. This is public data about your own licensed Location, shown for informational purposes.