| Characteristic | Revenue in million U.S. dollars |
|---|---|
| Nevada | 15,798.3 |
| Pennsylvania | 7,712.66 |
| New Jersey | 6,982.55 |
| New York | 5,724.77 |
| Michigan | 5,037.94 |
| Ohio | 3,498.23 |
| Illinois | 3,420.35 |
| Louisiana | 3,050.34 |
| Indiana | 3,033.77 |
| Maryland | 2,740.08 |
| Mississippi | 2,433.58 |
| Missouri | 2,077.15 |
| Massachusetts | 2,062.95 |
| Iowa | 1,956.16 |
| Virginia | 1,815.14 |
| Colorado | 1,715.86 |
| West Virginia | 1,008.74 |
| Connecticut | 973.41 |
| Arizona | 912.14 |
| Rhode Island | 745.31 |
| Arkansas | 742.22 |
| North Carolina | 734.58 |
| Kansas | 722.12 |
| Florida | 708.12 |
| Tennessee | 684.52 |
| Delaware | 632.88 |
| Kentucky | 337.4 |
| New Mexico | 274.53 |
| Nebraska | 261.94 |
| Maine | 234.56 |
| Oklahoma | 164.57 |
| South Dakota | 158.19 |
| New Hampshire | 103.64 |
| Oregon | 101.3 |
| D.C. | 94.47 |
| Wyoming | 27.35 |
| Vermont | 24.97 |
| Montana | 10.31 |
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Release date
February 2026
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United States
Survey time period
2025
Special properties
revenue from casinos, sports betting, and iGaming
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Figures shown are for commercial casinos.
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