The table games industry in Colorado enjoyed an 111% improvement in their earning because of craps and roulette. State voters approved the new gaming changes under Amendment 50 last November 2008.

Regulators in Colorado downgraded tax revenue expectations for the 1st full year of gaming changes in the state. Director Ron Kammerzell said that is becaus of the effects of the financial crisis.

The gaming earnings in Colorado improved after the July 2nd, 2009 of Amendment 50. The expected increase in gaming-related problems in Colorado also failed to happen.

Gaming regulators predicted a slight tax revenue improvement from the 1st year of Amendment 50 changes. Ron Kammerzell said that the change is due to the ongoing economic problems.