To virtually no one’s surprise, MGM Resorts’ National Harbor casino led the state in gaming revenue during the month of November.

On Tuesday, the Maryland Lottery and Gaming agency released its official November report card, which showed the state’s six casino operators generating revenue of $130.5m, a modest decline from October’s $133.2m.

The monthly total was up nearly 42% from the same month last year, but that was when the state had only five operational casinos. National Harbor opened on December 8, 2016, meaning were almost at the point when we can stop issuing these fakakta caveats and just start comparing apples to damn apples already.

Speaking of National Harbor, the venue reported revenue of $50.6m, down around $1.4m from October, thanks primarily to its tables bringing in $1m less than the month before.