Revenue at Pennsylvania casinos continued a gradual decline in May, a trend seen across the state since the record-breaking month of March.

In all, more than $447.7 million in revenue was generated in May, according to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. That’s a $13.8 million decrease from April, when revenue reached $461.6 million. It’s also significantly less than March, when revenue totaled $462.7 million, the highest monthly sum to date.

Despite that decrease, May’s numbers were 8% higher than the same period last year, when revenue totaled $413.1 million.

Legal gambling and fantasy contests last month generated $181.6 million in tax revenue for Pennsylvania.

Of the state’s 16 licensed casinos, Hollywood Casino at Penn National in Dauphin County saw the highest revenue in May, bringing in more than $62.8 million.