United States online gambling data
Revenue, handle and tax data for every US state with regulated online casino or sports betting, from state regulators and the American Gaming Association.
US online gambling is regulated state by state, so there is no single federal dataset. Each state's gaming regulator or lottery publishes its own monthly figures, on its own definitions, and the American Gaming Association compiles national totals for commercial operators. The pages below bring those figures together for 2025 and the latest months of 2026, with the measure and source for every number.
Datasets
United States US online casino revenue by state
2025 iGaming revenue for each state with online casino, the latest 2026 months and each state's measure.Open the data →
United States US sports betting revenue and handle by state, 2025
2025 handle, revenue and hold for the largest sports betting states, with each regulator's measure.Open the data →
United States US online gambling tax rates by state, 2026
Current online sports betting and online casino tax rates by state, with 2025 and 2026 changes.Open the data →
United States US commercial gaming revenue in 2025
National 2025 totals by segment, taxes paid and the 2026 trend from the AGA's revenue tracker.Open the data →
Before you compare states
States differ in what they call revenue, mainly in whether promotional credits can be deducted, and several report on a July to June fiscal year. Tribal gaming is not included in national totals. Our guide to reading revenue reports covers these points, and the glossary of handle, GGR and hold defines each term. Legal status appears here only as context; the state regulator is the authority on what is permitted.