ANDERSON — Activity on Hoosier Park’s gaming floor increased in July, to the tune of $11.7 million.

The Indiana Gaming Commission reported today that gamblers wagered more than $200 million on Hoosier Park’s roughly 2,000 slot machines during July, an increase of about 6 percent from the shorter month of June.

Both Hoosier Park and Indiana Live in Shelbyville opened casinos in early June. Indiana Live saw more than $162 million wagered on stots in July.

The dollar figures do not reflect the true amount of bets at the two sites. The gaming industry gauges slots activity using a term called “coin in,” which can count a single dollar as a wager multiple times. For example, a gambler who puts a $100 voucher into a slot machine, loses $5 and then puts his $95 voucher into a second machine would create a $195 coin in amount.

For the month of July, Hoosier Park slot machines brought nearly $17 million in revenue to the combined track and casino and collected $4.3 million in state wagering taxes.