It gets far less publicity than sports wagering because it is available in far fewer states, but make no mistake, internet casino gaming has proven itself more than capable of producing both operator revenue and tax revenue for the states that have it in place.
Though Delaware was the first state to legalize iGaming via the Delaware Gaming Competitiveness Act of 2012, it was not the first to launch. That distinction technically belongs to Nevada, but only because the Silver State was the first to offer online poker in April 2013. Delaware launched its full suite of internet casino gaming – table games, live dealer games, and slots in addition to poker – in November of that year shortly before another gambling pioneer did in New Jersey.
The neighboring Northeastern states were on their own until October 2017, when Pennsylvania became the third state to legalize internet casino games. Pennsylvania was deliberate in its expansion process, as it had also legalized sports wagering in that omnibus bill, but iGaming kicked off in July 2019 just two months after the first mobile sports bets were placed.
The mid-Atlantic continued to serve as a cradle of iGaming as West Virginia legalized in March 2019 in atypical fashion, as Gov. Jim Justice neither signed the bill nor vetoed it. Like Pennsylvania, it would take more than a year from legalization before residents in West Virginia could place online casino wagers, which first occurred in July 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The pandemic jolted some states into movement and slowed the timelines of others as they pondered new sources of tax revenue. Michigan had legalized sports wagering and internet gaming in 2019, but its Detroit sportsbooks had barely begun accepting wagers before being shuttered due to COVID-19. Michigan made up for lost time, though, with the biggest launch of the six states offering a full suite of mobile gaming. It let multiple operators hit the ground running in January 2021.
The most recent state to launch iGaming is Connecticut, where the United States’ top two sportsbooks – FanDuel and DraftKings – are flexing their online muscles in the casino suite via the Mohegan and Mashantucket Pequot tribes, respectively. Connecticut had a simultaneous rollout of mobile sports wagering and iGaming in October 2021, a rather quick turnaround considering DraftKings’ agreement came in December 2020 and FanDuel’s in July 2021.
Tax rates in each of the six states varies greatly, but the constant is that online casino gaming provides a more consistent stream of monthly tax revenue than sports wagering given the wide variance of outcomes in the latter. Despite the limited number of states participating so far, their combined iGaming tax revenue surpassed $2.5 billion as of March 2023, a notable amount considering commercial sports wagering tax revenue in the post-PASPA era recently passed $3 billion with 29 states conducting legal betting.
Legal U.S. internet casino revenue figures
The following tables show the known internet casino handle (total dollars wagered from states that publish such figures), gross and adjusted internet casino gaming revenue (collective gross revenue produced by legal iGaming and adjusted gross revenue in states that allow for deductions), and state taxes collected.
The tables for each state are tabulated in slightly different formats based on what data is provided by their state agencies that regulate internet casino gaming. The figures provided are on a state-by-state basis in each legal jurisdiction where iGaming takes place. The tables have calendar-year summaries following the December monthly totals from each year. It should be noted that state agencies that oversee internet casino gaming in Michigan and New Jersey do not provide handle in their respective monthly revenue reports.
Connecticut internet casino gaming wagering totals
Connecticut market snapshot
Connecticut launched internet casino gaming in October 2021 after a series of legislative fits and spurts. Because state legislators tied iGaming with sports wagering, as well as pre-existing agreements with brick-and-mortar casinos run by the Mashantucket Pequot and Mohegan tribes, there was much to sort. That also included involving the U.S. Department of the Interior, which must sign off on all compact agreements between tribes and state governments pertaining to gaming.
Though iGaming is essentially a duopoly in Connecticut with FanDuel and DraftKings, bettors could do a whole lot worse if limited to just two operators providing internet casino wagering. The two biggest online titans in the gaming space are more than adequately equipped with a wide variety of gaming and have longstanding marketplace presence that makes them industry leaders.
DraftKings played a little bit of a long game with regards to the Connecticut market, reaching an access agreement in December 2020 with the Mashantucket Pequot tribe, which operates Foxwoods. It quickly entered the daily fantasy sports market to make its presence known. Not wanting to be left out of a market with proximity to New York City, FanDuel successfully courted the Mohegan tribe, and the two became partners in July 2021.
Date | Wagers | Gross Gaming Revenue | Adjusted Gaming Revenue | Promotional Deductions | Taxes |
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Oct-21 | $312,861,944 | $8,854,495 | $6,640,871 | $2,213,624 | $1,195,357 |
Nov-21 | $691,283,436 | $18,437,083 | $13,851,448 | $4,585,635 | $2,493,260 |
Dec-21 | $814,862,528 | $20,297,903 | $16,338,921 | $3,959,002 | $2,941,005 |
2021 TOTALS | $1,819,007,908 | $47,589,481 | $36,831,240 | $10,758,261 | $6,629,622 |
Jan-22 | $780,053,027 | $22,473,594 | $18,833,534 | $3,640,061 | $3,390,037 |
Feb-22 | $743,894,957 | $21,582,925 | $17,138,741 | $4,444,185 | $3,084,973 |
Mar-22 | $820,907,308 | $22,637,711 | $18,319,714 | $4,317,997 | $3,297,724 |
Apr-22 | $760,560,593 | $22,757,263 | $18,467,342 | $4,289,919 | $3,324,122 |
May-22 | $774,150,639 | $20,914,593 | $16,575,801 | $4,338,792 | $2,983,644 |
Jun-22 | $675,500,739 | $20,972,179 | $16,298,830 | $4,672,989 | $2,936,382 |
Jul-22 | $706,705,388 | $20,805,188 | $16,655,426 | $4,149,761 | $2,997,978 |
Aug-22 | $851,911,027 | $22,098,292 | $17,726,085 | $4,372,207 | $3,190,696 |
Sep-22 | $943,512,305 | $24,269,410 | $18,983,383 | $5,286,029 | $3,417,009 |
Oct-22 | $975,761,275 | $26,913,378 | $21,884,070 | $5,029,307 | $3,939,838 |
Nov-22 | $903,746,059 | $26,888,110 | $21,817,715 | $5,070,395 | $3,927,189 |
Dec-22 | $1,002,996,214 | $28,361,028 | $22,681,370 | $5,679,659 | $4,089,354 |
2022 TOTALS | $9,939,699,531 | $280,673,671 | $225,382,011 | $55,291,301 | $40,578,946 |
Jan-23 | $924,595,284 | $30,219,887 | $24,182,292 | $6,037,593 | $4,352,814 |
Feb-23 | $945,353,517 | $29,094,058 | $23,275,286 | $5,818,772 | $4,190,084 |
Mar-23 | $1,089,491,246 | $34,576,428 | $28,598,242 | $5,978,186 | $5,147,684 |
Apr-23 | $994,175,552 | $31,814,055 | $25,535,132 | $6,278,923 | $4,596,765 |
May-23 | $1,013,895,462 | $32,791,705 | $26,431,997 | $6,359,707 | $4,758,767 |
Jun-23 | $962,640,297 | $31,570,565 | $25,417,117 | $6,153,448 | $4,575,081 |
Jul-23 | $1,140,655,792 | $28,194,624 | $22,559,081 | $5,635,542 | $4,060,634 |
2023 TOTALS | $7,087,798,550 | $218,261,322 | $175,999,147 | $42,262,171 | $31,681,829 |
TOTALS | $18,846,505,989 | $546,524,474 | $415,653,317 | $108,311,733 | $78,890,397 |
- Date legalized: May 2021
- Date launched: October 2021
- Regulator: Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection
- Biggest monthly handle to date: $1,089,491,246 (March ’23)
- Biggest monthly gross revenue to date: $28,598,242 (March ’23)
- Number of internet casino operators: 2
- Leading internet casino operators: DraftKings, FanDuel
- State tax rate on internet casino operators: 18% tax through at least May 2026, covering the first five years of signed iGaming legislation, followed by a 20% tax for at least five years following that initial period.
Delaware internet casino gaming wagering totals
Delaware market snapshot
Technically, Delaware is the first state to legalize internet casino gaming via the Delaware Gaming Competitiveness Act of 2012, which was designed to make the state competitive with the influx of regional brick-and-mortar casinos that had expanded beyond nearby Atlantic City in New Jersey. The state had been operating slot machines at its three horse racing tracks since 1994, and legislators added the ability to offer table games in 2010, but gaming revenue – a key component of the overall budget — was still lagging.
The Gaming Competitiveness Act authorized the Delaware Lottery to sell lottery tickets online, create a statewide keno network, and launch online casino gaming. The process proved more involved than originally planned, especially due to being the first state to craft the necessary iGaming regulations. Hopes of an early 2013 launch were scuttled as the Delaware Lottery did not begin accepting vendor proposals until February.
Delaware eventually launched its internet casino gaming suite in November 2013 and added poker the following February, as part of an interstate compact allowing Delaware pokers to try their hands against counterparts from Nevada. That led to the formation of the Multi-State Internet Gaming Association (MSIGA), which is still in place today to oversee multistate poker compacts.
Date | Total Wagers | Total Net | Table Play | Table Net | Video Play | Video Net | Poker Net | Taxes |
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Nov-13 | $1,175,336 | $111,387 | $959,210 | $24,298 | $216,126 | $19,161 | $67,928 | $111,388 |
Dec-13 | $1,595,414 | $140,009 | $1,307,689 | $21,334 | $287,725 | $11,752 | $106,923 | $140,009 |
2013 TOTALS | $2,770,750 | $251,396 | $2,266,899 | $45,632 | $503,851 | $30,914 | $174,851 | $251,397 |
Jan-14 | $1,595,843 | $145,669 | $1,118,581 | $22,488 | $477,262 | $34,592 | $88,588 | $145,688 |
Feb-14 | $2,857,443 | $167,334 | $2,222,145 | $65,266 | $635,298 | $27,668 | $74,400 | $167,334 |
Mar-14 | $5,454,938 | $207,038 | $4,754,167 | $95,057 | $700,771 | $27,505 | $84,477 | $207,038 |
Apr-14 | $5,976,767 | $240,763 | $5,445,628 | $137,372 | $531,139 | $29,237 | $74,154 | $240,763 |
May-14 | $9,870,050 | $175,410 | $9,026,468 | $72,543 | $843,582 | $45,399 | $57,468 | $175,410 |
Jun-14 | $8,844,489 | $187,332 | $7,602,333 | $110,237 | $1,242,156 | $51,487 | $25,608 | $187,332 |
Jul-14 | $5,503,655 | $172,496 | $4,687,140 | $96,924 | $816,515 | $44,311 | $31,261 | $172,496 |
Aug-14 | $6,368,679 | $172,853 | $5,474,110 | $100,029 | $894,568 | $34,169 | $38,655 | $172,853 |
Sep-14 | $6,110,633 | $145,022 | $5,299,405 | $58,039 | $811,228 | $54,679 | $32,305 | $145,022 |
Oct-14 | $5,673,556 | $130,269 | $4,745,686 | $46,036 | $927,870 | $55,767 | $28,466 | $130,269 |
Nov-14 | $6,933,722 | $177,533 | $6,116,868 | $95,497 | $816,854 | $50,426 | $31,610 | $177,533 |
Dec-14 | $5,942,953 | $169,600 | $5,189,708 | $99,824 | $753,245 | $41,187 | $28,589 | $169,600 |
2014 TOTALS | $71,132,730 | $2,096,775 | $61,682,241 | $999,311 | $9,450,489 | $496,428 | $595,580 | $2,091,319 |
Jan-15 | $5,113,583 | $132,075 | $4,569,097 | $67,047 | $544,487 | $37,333 | $27,695 | $132,075 |
Feb-15 | $3,538,700 | $143,101 | $2,812,160 | $85,457 | $726,541 | $23,118 | $34,527 | $143,101 |
Mar-15 | $4,903,851 | $146,188 | $3,563,702 | $51,626 | $1,340,149 | $50,926 | $43,636 | $146,188 |
Apr-15 | $2,527,223 | $132,154 | $1,355,485 | $15,564 | $1,171,738 | $68,038 | $48,552 | $132,154 |
May-15 | $6,608,008 | $133,697 | $5,610,095 | $31,334 | $997,912 | $63,118 | $39,245 | $133,697 |
Jun-15 | $3,198,277 | $108,692 | $1,967,580 | $32,812 | $1,230,697 | $45,205 | $30,675 | $108,692 |
Jul-15 | $3,284,350 | $142,083 | $1,956,032 | $38,606 | $1,328,318 | $75,320 | $28,158 | $142,083 |
Aug-15 | $3,676,497 | $158,980 | $2,025,239 | $43,469 | $1,651,259 | $84,262 | $31,248 | $158,980 |
Sep-15 | $3,603,470 | $156,126 | $1,968,387 | $37,865 | $1,635,083 | $93,737 | $24,524 | $156,126 |
Oct-15 | $4,396,604 | $182,970 | $2,551,056 | $49,382 | $1,845,549 | $109,557 | $24,030 | $182,970 |
Nov-15 | $4,433,827 | $182,664 | $2,490,320 | $55,106 | $1,943,508 | $98,574 | $28,985 | $182,664 |
Dec-15 | $5,712,808 | $180,110 | $4,027,052 | $19,000 | $1,685,755 | $129,985 | $31,125 | $180,110 |
2015 TOTALS | $50,997,199 | $1,798,841 | $34,896,204 | $527,267 | $16,100,995 | $879,173 | $392,401 | $1,798,841 |
Jan-16 | $5,985,856 | $190,829 | $3,908,787 | $26,089 | $2,077,070 | $138,391 | $26,349 | $190,829 |
Feb-16 | $7,769,652 | $229,790 | $5,666,784 | $97,899 | $2,102,868 | $103,596 | $28,294 | $229,790 |
Mar-16 | $8,351,204 | $260,539 | $5,555,730 | $68,420 | $2,795,474 | $154,795 | $37,324 | $260,539 |
Apr-16 | $8,726,949 | $267,801 | $5,824,415 | $90,314 | $2,902,534 | $142,736 | $34,752 | $267,801 |
May-16 | $8,456,408 | $282,112 | $6,024,652 | $54,227 | $2,431,757 | $187,548 | $40,337 | $282,112 |
Jun-16 | $8,457,432 | $304,874 | $4,925,916 | $82,697 | $3,531,516 | $185,866 | $36,311 | $304,874 |
Jul-16 | $6,671,694 | $281,137 | $3,075,538 | $86,513 | $3,596,156 | $160,878 | $33,746 | $281,137 |
Aug-16 | $6,396,591 | $244,387 | $3,569,682 | $58,358 | $2,826,909 | $156,875 | $29,155 | $244,387 |
Sep-16 | $7,985,213 | $229,185 | $5,085,097 | $46,588 | $2,900,117 | $147,943 | $34,654 | $229,185 |
Oct-16 | $6,626,330 | $179,997 | $3,105,425 | $59,010 | $3,520,905 | $94,941 | $26,046 | $179,997 |
Nov-16 | $15,525,591 | $206,247 | $13,107,892 | $25,419 | $2,417,699 | $157,771 | $23,057 | $206,247 |
Dec-16 | $15,772,467 | $229,987 | $13,256,269 | $82,206 | $2,516,198 | $121,870 | $25,911 | $229,987 |
2016 TOTALS | $106,725,388 | $2,906,886 | $73,106,187 | $777,741 | $33,619,202 | $1,753,210 | $375,936 | $2,906,886 |
Jan-17 | $13,440,499 | $194,670 | $11,364,709 | $46,081 | $2,075,791 | $123,115 | $25,474 | $194,670 |
Feb-17 | $10,359,219 | $250,575 | $8,408,473 | $114,250 | $1,950,747 | $116,958 | $19,368 | $250,575 |
Mar-17 | $8,029,648 | $151,811 | $4,257,356 | $35,629 | $3,772,291 | $98,467 | $17,715 | $151,811 |
Apr-17 | $8,227,591 | $202,532 | $4,213,589 | $27,982 | $4,014,003 | $155,270 | $19,280 | $202,532 |
May-17 | $7,111,540 | $302,122 | $3,953,753 | $81,436 | $3,157,787 | $199,992 | $20,693 | $302,122 |
Jun-17 | $6,561,691 | $202,056 | $3,632,399 | $39,552 | $2,929,292 | $144,477 | $18,027 | $202,056 |
Jul-17 | $6,941,216 | $191,026 | $3,647,327 | $39,378 | $3,293,890 | $129,272 | $22,376 | $191,026 |
Aug-17 | $9,824,338 | $147,067 | $6,075,472 | $25,048 | $3,748,866 | $104,185 | $17,835 | $147,067 |
Sep-17 | $13,054,147 | $170,763 | $9,941,624 | $28,377 | $3,112,523 | $123,944 | $18,443 | $170,763 |
Oct-17 | $8,390,481 | $209,746 | $5,398,956 | $55,394 | $2,991,526 | $139,234 | $15,117 | $209,746 |
Nov-17 | $6,358,584 | $159,757 | $3,609,716 | $55,677 | $2,748,868 | $85,585 | $18,495 | $159,757 |
Dec-17 | $6,996,777 | $209,816 | $4,575,305 | $40,060 | $2,421,472 | $151,495 | $18,261 | $209,816 |
2017 TOTALS | $105,295,733 | $2,391,942 | $69,078,677 | $588,862 | $36,217,056 | $1,571,994 | $231,086 | $2,391,942 |
Jan-18 | $4,488,007 | $177,061 | $1,977,188 | $48,312 | $2,510,819 | $110,465 | $18,285 | $177,061 |
Feb-18 | $5,369,298 | $217,126 | $2,850,502 | $38,074 | $2,518,796 | $160,271 | $18,781 | $217,126 |
Mar-18 | $6,843,532 | $167,655 | $4,127,651 | $45,024 | $2,715,881 | $105,444 | $17,187 | $167,655 |
Apr-18 | $10,380,371 | $188,845 | $7,528,665 | $27,707 | $2,851,707 | $145,262 | $15,876 | $188,845 |
May-18 | $5,903,332 | $174,102 | $2,185,248 | $39,834 | $3,718,084 | $109,964 | $24,304 | $174,102 |
Jun-18 | $7,201,906 | $171,570 | $4,497,116 | $18,856 | $2,704,790 | $125,855 | $26,858 | $171,570 |
Jul-18 | $17,913,291 | $248,240 | $14,817,377 | $91,969 | $3,095,915 | $132,042 | $24,228 | $248,240 |
Aug-18 | $8,844,432 | $222,504 | $6,002,128 | $47,291 | $2,842,304 | $150,362 | $24,852 | $222,504 |
Sep-18 | $7,569,357 | $337,012 | $4,039,716 | $101,882 | $3,529,641 | $213,666 | $21,464 | $337,012 |
Oct-18 | $5,781,793 | $226,499 | $2,900,042 | $53,517 | $2,881,751 | $155,668 | $17,314 | $226,499 |
Nov-18 | $7,043,646 | $209,235 | $4,278,629 | $68,336 | $2,765,017 | $123,005 | $17,894 | $209,235 |
Dec-18 | $10,268,705 | $251,281 | $6,555,445 | $51,080 | $3,713,260 | $171,550 | $28,651 | $251,281 |
2018 TOTALS | $97,607,671 | $2,591,130 | $61,759,706 | $631,881 | $35,847,965 | $1,703,553 | $255,696 | $2,591,130 |
Jan-19 | $7,428,708 | $279,541 | $3,792,150 | $66,982 | $3,636,559 | $190,223 | $22,336 | $279,541 |
Feb-19 | $9,020,693 | $274,692 | $5,453,339 | $67,808 | $3,567,355 | $181,536 | $25,348 | $274,692 |
Mar-19 | $14,623,782 | $288,745 | $10,903,856 | $76,567 | $3,719,926 | $186,273 | $25,905 | $288,745 |
Apr-19 | $11,948,659 | $263,183 | $8,300,981 | $72,114 | $3,647,678 | $168,712 | $22,357 | $263,183 |
May-19 | $11,688,859 | $313,648 | $8,102,548 | $71,899 | $3,586,312 | $219,864 | $21,885 | $313,648 |
Jun-19 | $8,916,527 | $257,263 | $4,582,740 | $40,071 | $4,333,787 | $193,184 | $24,009 | $257,263 |
Jul-19 | $7,918,403 | $288,675 | $3,577,501 | $50,483 | $4,340,901 | $209,812 | $28,380 | $288,675 |
Aug-19 | $12,533,023 | $290,200 | $7,702,192 | $41,511 | $4,830,832 | $223,444 | $25,245 | $290,200 |
Sep-19 | $11,805,039 | $384,830 | $7,912,023 | $171,156 | $3,893,016 | $192,750 | $20,924 | $384,830 |
Oct-19 | $9,849,828 | $246,092 | $6,424,358 | $40,428 | $3,425,470 | $184,224 | $21,439 | $246,092 |
Nov-19 | $12,398,852 | $376,331 | $7,817,998 | $74,221 | $4,580,854 | $277,631 | $24,479 | $376,331 |
Dec-19 | $9,174,063 | $306,478 | $4,497,907 | $88,728 | $4,676,156 | $189,123 | $28,627 | $306,478 |
2019 TOTALS | $127,306,436 | $3,569,678 | $79,067,591 | $861,967 | $48,238,845 | $2,416,776 | $290,935 | $3,569,678 |
Jan-20 | $10,231,057 | $387,865 | $5,558,522 | $107,037 | $4,672,535 | $249,548 | $31,280 | $387,865 |
Feb-20 | $9,864,774 | $324,958 | $4,697,302 | $83,392 | $5,167,471 | $210,695 | $30,871 | $324,958 |
Mar-20 | $16,350,533 | $514,959 | $9,768,442 | $137,673 | $6,582,091 | $319,597 | $57,690 | $514,959 |
Apr-20 | $28,496,616 | $856,182 | $17,387,216 | $180,706 | $11,109,400 | $591,442 | $84,034 | $856,182 |
May-20 | $29,485,079 | $1,134,900 | $12,752,081 | $242,109 | $16,732,997 | $798,817 | $93,973 | $1,134,900 |
Jun-20 | $23,829,573 | $964,607 | $10,548,000 | $169,842 | $13,281,573 | $737,023 | $57,743 | $778,214 |
Jul-20 | $20,782,682 | $705,533 | $7,920,656 | $82,376 | $12,862,026 | $560,553 | $62,604 | $402,154 |
Aug-20 | $19,834,956 | $808,623 | $8,416,250 | $181,500 | $11,418,706 | $572,539 | $54,584 | $460,915 |
Sep-20 | $18,078,477 | $840,146 | $6,603,752 | $178,387 | $11,474,725 | $610,356 | $51,404 | $478,883 |
Oct-20 | $17,830,638 | $643,714 | $7,684,728 | $150,010 | $10,145,910 | $450,428 | $43,276 | $366,917 |
Nov-20 | $16,433,845 | $568,069 | $6,318,880 | $67,721 | $10,114,965 | $463,876 | $36,472 | $323,800 |
Dec-20 | $17,520,150 | $698,477 | $6,615,584 | $157,388 | $10,904,566 | $505,075 | $36,014 | $398,132 |
2020 TOTALS | $228,738,379 | $8,448,035 | $104,271,414 | $1,738,142 | $124,466,965 | $6,069,950 | $639,943 | $6,427,879 |
Jan-21 | $21,124,570 | $738,525 | $8,209,842 | $114,449 | $12,914,728 | $584,444 | $39,632 | $738,525 |
Feb-21 | $21,870,061 | $751,291 | $6,951,631 | $114,685 | $14,918,430 | $597,413 | $39,194 | $751,291 |
Mar-21 | $30,748,311 | $897,781 | $12,544,186 | $179,705 | $18,204,125 | $681,365 | $36,711 | $897,781 |
Apr-21 | $21,485,442 | $874,012 | $6,044,077 | $128,038 | $15,441,365 | $707,752 | $38,222 | $874,012 |
May-21 | $26,659,317 | $910,282 | $7,592,549 | $143,019 | $19,066,768 | $732,012 | $35,251 | $728,869 |
Jun-21 | $22,959,220 | $843,118 | $5,898,906 | $105,474 | $17,060,314 | $705,644 | $32,000 | $480,577 |
Jul-21 | $24,965,916 | $793,017 | $8,592,523 | $126,992 | $16,373,393 | $632,716 | $33,309 | $452,020 |
Aug-21 | $21,718,722 | $945,512 | $5,512,238 | $150,677 | $16,206,484 | $762,503 | $32,332 | $538,942 |
Sep-21 | $25,969,647 | $794,644 | $9,713,130 | $95,625 | $16,256,517 | $671,886 | $27,134 | $452,947 |
Oct-21 | $25,455,375 | $930,093 | $8,312,249 | $187,454 | $17,143,125 | $711,995 | $30,645 | $530,153 |
Nov-21 | $30,138,561 | $996,639 | $12,180,792 | $196,488 | $17,957,769 | $766,790 | $33,361 | $568,084 |
Dec-21 | $35,529,003 | $1,087,671 | $15,376,227 | $221,215 | $20,152,776 | $823,386 | $43,069 | $619,972 |
2021 TOTALS | $308,624,143 | $10,562,587 | $106,928,351 | $1,763,821 | $201,695,793 | $8,377,905 | $420,861 | $7,633,173 |
Jan-22 | $29,215,981 | $1,121,345 | $7,770,393 | $179,584 | $21,445,587 | $900,293 | $41,468 | $1,121,345 |
Feb-22 | $24,433,273 | $843,247 | $5,096,543 | $102,844 | $19,336,730 | $708,122 | $32,281 | $843,247 |
Mar-22 | $37,410,056 | $1,002,072 | $14,675,930 | $68,755 | $22,734,126 | $897,267 | $36,051 | $1,002,072 |
Apr-22 | $37,212,671 | $1,221,890 | $15,076,680 | $328,597 | $22,135,991 | $858,241 | $35,051 | $1,033,312 |
May-22 | $31,908,048 | $1,098,941 | $10,966,075 | $170,097 | $20,941,973 | $888,473 | $40,372 | $626,397 |
Jun-22 | $34,962,903 | $1,119,019 | $13,270,338 | $151,625 | $21,692,565 | $924,272 | $43,121 | $637,840 |
Jul-22 | $39,388,861 | $1,253,607 | $12,587,531 | $165,378 | $26,801,330 | $1,044,286 | $43,944 | $714,556 |
Aug-22 | $36,826,483 | $1,296,973 | $15,008,503 | $221,330 | $21,817,980 | $1,038,474 | $37,169 | $739,275 |
Sep-22 | $37,951,731 | $1,312,206 | $14,031,430 | $238,197 | $23,920,301 | $1,045,330 | $28,679 | $747,957 |
Oct-22 | $37,473,319 | $1,198,520 | $13,986,964 | $258,378 | $23,486,355 | $911,647 | $28,495 | $683,156 |
Nov-22 | $42,711,678 | $987,423 | $18,404,329 | $149,433 | $24,307,350 | $803,671 | $34,319 | $562,831 |
Dec-22 | $44,309,215 | $1,174,800 | $20,307,210 | $243,899 | $24,002,005 | $890,894 | $40,007 | $669,636 |
2022 TOTALS | $433,804,219 | $13,630,043 | $161,181,926 | $2,278,117 | $272,622,292 | $10,910,970 | $440,956 | $9,381,624 |
Jan-23 | $44,053,458 | $1,189,863 | $17,474,036 | $164,755 | $26,579,422 | $979,980 | $45,128 | $1,189,863 |
Feb-23 | $38,021,484 | $1,123,101 | $15,030,784 | $277,722 | $22,990,700 | $800,562 | $44,816 | $1,123,101 |
Mar-23 | $41,497,082 | $1,426,463 | $13,531,090 | $260,395 | $27,965,992 | $1,133,916 | $32,152 | $1,426,463 |
Apr-23 | $39,478,406 | $1,293,705 | $15,356,918 | $195,118 | $24,121,488 | $1,065,047 | $33,541 | $741,959 |
May-23 | $44,178,588 | $1,231,752 | $17,534,457 | $216,554 | $26,644,130 | $976,880 | $38,318 | $702,098 |
Jun-23 | $37,301,786 | $1,145,653 | $13,964,343 | $180,168 | $23,337,443 | $925,302 | $40,183 | $653,022 |
Jul-23 | $36,412,900 | $1,181,688 | $11,765,670 | $221,187 | $24,647,230 | $915,640 | $44,861 | $673,562 |
2023 TOTALS | $280,943,704 | $8,592,224 | $104,657,298 | $1,515,900 | $176,286,407 | $6,797,326 | $278,998 | $6,510,068 |
TOTALS | $1,813,946,353 | $56,834,080 | $858,896,493 | $11,728,640 | $955,049,859 | $41,008,198 | $4,097,242 | $45,553,935 |
- Date legalized: June 2012
- Date launched: November 2013
- Regulator: Delaware Lottery
- Biggest monthly handle to date: $44,309,215 (Dec. ’22)
- Biggest monthly gross revenue to date: $1,426,463 (March ’23)
- Number of internet casino operators: 1
- Leading internet casino operators: State-run by Delaware Lottery via three racinos
- State tax rate on internet casino operators: 57% of gross revenues after the first $3.75 million is transferred to the State Lottery fund.
Michigan internet casino gaming wagering totals
Michigan market snapshot
The pioneer state when it comes to gaming collaboration between state government and tribal entities, Michigan’s march to internet casino gaming was led by former Rep. Brandt Iden. The Battle Creek native’s signature accomplishment in his three-term tenure in the statehouse was bringing both sports wagering and iGaming to the Wolverine State while opening the markets equally to Michigan’s multiple Native American tribal casinos and three Detroit-based brick-and-mortar venues.
Legalization took longer than expected, as outgoing Gov. Rick Snyder vetoed a bill that had bipartisan support in December 2018. His successor, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, put her signature on the Lawful Internet Gaming Act in 2019 to legalize sports wagering, internet casino gaming, and daily fantasy sports.
The first retail sports wagers in the state were accepted in March 2020, days before the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered the United States. Looking to move forward with internet wagering to help provide some state revenue during the pandemic, the Michigan Gaming Control Board settled on the idea of a simultaneous multiple operator launch for internet gaming – both casino and sports wagering – in January 2021. The biggest launch of online wagering in U.S. history at that point in time took place with barely any hitches, quickly vaulting Michigan into a top-tier gaming market overall and one of the nation’s top performers for iGaming.
Date | Gross Gaming Revenue | Adjusted Gaming Revenue | Known Deductions | State Taxes | Tribal Disbursements |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jan-21 | $29,354,295 | $27,538,672 | $1,815,623 | $4,285,723 | $428,615 |
Feb-21 | $79,729,343 | $75,188,016 | $4,541,327 | $14,031,629 | $1,336,633 |
Mar-21 | $95,081,592 | $88,711,907 | $6,369,685 | $17,273,498 | $1,840,669 |
Apr-21 | $94,851,766 | $88,869,106 | $5,982,660 | $17,813,430 | $1,825,725 |
May-21 | $94,851,552 | $89,064,106 | $5,787,446 | $18,102,213 | $1,892,443 |
Jun-21 | $89,214,138 | $66,193,027 | $23,021,111 | $13,697,860 | $1,850,235 |
Jul-21 | $92,311,368 | $83,107,169 | $9,204,199 | $17,050,649 | $2,019,496 |
Aug-21 | $97,197,617 | $87,579,462 | $9,618,155 | $17,880,575 | $1,978,789 |
Sep-21 | $102,380,222 | $92,267,565 | $10,112,657 | $18,869,078 | $2,074,222 |
Oct-21 | $109,673,896 | $98,940,060 | $10,733,836 | $20,295,218 | $2,272,033 |
Nov-21 | $107,593,002 | $96,300,456 | $11,292,546 | $19,777,832 | $2,230,182 |
Dec-21 | $121,760,593 | $109,694,214 | $12,066,379 | $22,589,330 | $2,644,621 |
2021 TOTALS | $1,113,999,385 | $1,003,453,761 | $110,545,624 | $201,667,034 | $22,393,662 |
Jan-22 | $121,243,501 | $109,177,044 | $12,066,457 | $19,130,198 | $2,152,560 |
Feb-22 | $122,775,924 | $110,557,392 | $12,218,532 | $21,607,543 | $2,349,134 |
Mar-22 | $131,673,653 | $118,578,598 | $13,095,055 | $23,882,899 | $2,661,987 |
Apr-22 | $132,438,012 | $119,310,269 | $13,127,743 | $24,310,193 | $2,716,583 |
May-22 | $127,385,503 | $114,695,648 | $12,689,855 | $23,518,238 | $2,654,523 |
Jun-22 | $121,507,586 | $109,416,359 | $12,091,227 | $22,491,920 | $2,535,116 |
Jul-22 | $126,614,517 | $117,189,605 | $9,424,912 | $24,137,470 | $2,747,988 |
Aug-22 | $130,924,194 | $117,496,719 | $13,427,475 | $24,253,179 | $2,863,619 |
Sep-22 | $128,734,447 | $115,798,376 | $12,936,071 | $23,988,686 | $2,810,314 |
Oct-22 | $140,956,282 | $126,668,719 | $14,287,563 | $26,270,770 | $3,043,046 |
Nov-22 | $145,428,114 | $130,912,039 | $14,516,075 | $27,108,703 | $3,026,838 |
Dec-22 | $152,772,723 | $137,473,697 | $15,299,026 | $28,544,042 | $3,273,120 |
2022 TOTALS | $1,582,454,458 | $1,427,274,464 | $155,179,994 | $289,243,842 | $32,834,828 |
Jan-23 | $153,694,393 | $138,324,954 | $15,369,439 | $24,858,288 | $2,716,207 |
Feb-23 | $148,168,863 | $133,278,356 | $14,890,327 | $26,259,308 | $3,014,339 |
Mar-23 | $171,830,721 | $154,647,649 | $17,183,072 | $31,255,270 | $3,665,361 |
Apr-23 | $159,360,429 | $143,421,386 | $15,939,043 | $29,430,274 | $3,556,003 |
May-23 | $150,559,370 | $135,503,433 | $15,055,937 | $28,001,045 | $3,442,124 |
Jun-23 | $151,006,936 | $136,855,933 | $14,151,003 | $28,369,272 | $3,483,935 |
Jul-23 | $153,585,511 | $138,225,395 | $15,360,116 | $28,714,020 | $3,525,158 |
2023 TOTALS | $1,088,206,223 | $980,257,286 | $107,948,937 | $196,887,477 | $23,403,127 |
TOTALS | $3,784,660,063 | $3,410,985,511 | $373,674,552 | $687,798,3353 | $56,237,955 |
- Date legalized: December 2019
- Date launched: January 2021
- Regulator: Michigan Gaming Control Board
- Biggest monthly handle to date: Figures not provided
- Biggest monthly gross revenue to date: $171,830,721 (March ’23)
- Number of internet casino operators: 15 – 3 commercial and 12 tribal
- Leading internet casino operators: BetMGM, FanDuel, DraftKings, BetRivers
- State tax rate on internet casino operators: 20% on adjusted gross revenue totaling less than $4 million; 22% on AGR totaling between $4 million-$8 million; 24% on AGR totaling between $8 million-$10 million; 26% on AGR totaling between $10 million-$12 million; 28% on AGR totaling more than $12 million.
New Jersey internet casino gaming wagering totals
New Jersey market snapshot
Atlantic City is more than a gambling getaway spot in the Garden State, as it also serves as the epicenter of the largest number of internet casino operators in any legalized state in the U.S. Long a gaming pioneer via brick-and-mortar casinos, New Jersey was the first to bring legislation addressing online gaming to the statehouse floor back in January 2011 through Rep. Raymond Lesniak. Movement only took place, however, after the U.S. Justice Department’s opinion in December 2011 that the Federal Wire Act did not prohibit online casino games.
The state drafted new legislation addressing the concerns of where bets originated – a precursor to geolocation of sorts – and then-Gov. Chris Christie signed the bill into law in late February 2013. New Jersey’s online gaming platform went live in November of that year — two weeks after Delaware’s. In the decade since, bettors in the Garden State have rarely lacked for options, as each Atlantic City-based casino is allowed up to five unique online skins.
Put all this together, and it is no wonder New Jersey quickly became one of the nation’s top markets for iGaming, surpassing $100 million in monthly revenue for the first time in January 2021.
Date | Number of Websites | Peer-to-Peer Revenue | Other Internet Gaming Revenue | Total Revenue | Taxes |
Nov-13 | 7 | N/A | N/A | $980,165 | $147,421 |
Dec-13 | 7 | N/A | N/A | $7,388,672 | $1,108,302 |
2013 TOTALS | N/A | N/A | $8,368,837 | $1,255,723 | |
Jan-14 | 7 | $3,442,271 | $6,018,786 | $,9461,057 | $1,420,102 |
Feb-14 | 13 | $3,109,203 | $7,197,883 | $10,307,086 | $1,547,811 |
Mar-14 | 13 | $3,210,663 | $8,667,711 | $11,878,374 | $1,779,697 |
Apr-14 | 13 | $2,591,839 | $8,836,898 | $11,428,737 | $1,723,810 |
May-14 | 13 | $2,273,657 | $8,196,276 | $10,469,933 | $1,570,690 |
Jun-14 | 13 | $2,048,082 | $7,457,496 | $9,505,578 | $1,425,917 |
Jul-14 | 13 | $2,146,500 | $7,923,762 | $10,070,262 | $1,512,285 |
Aug-14 | 13 | $2,251,917 | $8,295,541 | $10,547,458 | $1,584,266 |
Sep-14 | 13 | $2,085,295 | $8,163,075 | $10,248,370 | $1,540,331 |
Oct-14 | 13 | $1,967,904 | $7,517,027 | $9,484,931 | $1,424,910 |
Nov-14 | 13 | $1,877,603 | $6,861,295 | $8,738,898 | $1,749,666 |
Dec-14 | 13 | $2,059,213 | $8,676,905 | $10,736,118 | $1,629,560 |
2014 TOTALS | $29,064,147 | $93,812,655 | $122,876,802 | $18,909,045 | |
Jan-15 | 12 | $2,299,426 | $9,267,911 | $11,567,337 | $1,736,046 |
Feb-15 | 12 | $2,045,655 | $8,358,712 | $10,404,367 | $1,562,787 |
Mar-15 | 13 | $2,227,629 | $10,937,994 | $13,165,623 | $1,977,153 |
Apr-15 | 13 | $1,985,289 | $10,708,308 | $12,693,597 | $1,906,252 |
May-15 | 13 | $1,928,106 | $10,546,480 | $12,474,586 | $1,872,415 |
Jun-15 | 13 | $1,835,576 | $9,833,133 | $11,668,709 | $1,750,560 |
Jul-15 | 13 | $1,885,685 | $10,646,306 | $12,531,991 | $1,881,355 |
Aug-15 | 13 | $1,983,230 | $10,234,283 | $12,217,513 | $1,834,300 |
Sep-15 | 13 | $1,771,123 | $10,254,556 | $12,025,679 | $1,805,431 |
Oct-15 | 14 | $1,913,403 | $10,950,532 | $12,863,935 | $1,929,608 |
Nov-15 | 14 | $1,957,513 | $11,265,030 | $13,222,543 | $1,989,163 |
Dec-15 | 14 | $1,984,137 | $12,060,163 | $14,044,300 | $2,109,147 |
2015 TOTALS | $23,816,772 | $125,063,408 | $148,880,180 | $22,354,467 | |
Jan-16 | 14 | $2,151,232 | $12,478,841 | $14,630,073 | $2,204,181 |
Feb-16 | 14 | $1,994,065 | $12,755,555 | $14,749,620 | $2,214,189 |
Mar-16 | 14 | $2,461,064 | $13,046,395 | $15,507,459 | $2,324,420 |
Apr-16 | 15 | $2,587,845 | $14,392,904 | $16,980,749 | $2,549,180 |
May-16 | 15 | $2,570,853 | $13,975,305 | $16,546,158 | $2,483,575 |
Jun-16 | 15 | $1,969,175 | $14,433,002 | $16,402,177 | $2,459,379 |
Jul-16 | 15 | $2,012,105 | $15,356,879 | $17,368,984 | $2,614,182 |
Aug-16 | 15 | $2,173,488 | $13,900,815 | $16,074,303 | $2,412,487 |
Sep-16 | 15 | $2,016,919 | $14,214,980 | $16,231,899 | $2,437,276 |
Oct-16 | 16 | $2,389,752 | $14,276,136 | $16,665,888 | $2,501,995 |
Nov-16 | 16 | $2,083,642 | $15,085,936 | $17,169,578 | $2,578,285 |
Dec-16 | 16 | $2,101,485 | $16,280,959 | $18,382,444 | $2,766,829 |
2016 TOTALS | $26,511,625 | $170,197,707 | $196,709,332 | $29,545,978 | |
Jan-17 | 16 | $2,338,866 | $16,481,232 | $18,820,098 | $2,820,920 |
Feb-17 | 16 | $2,170,427 | $16,551,663 | $18,722,090 | $2,810,261 |
Mar-17 | 16 | $2,252,534 | $19,492,897 | $21,745,431 | $3,263,918 |
Apr-17 | 16 | $1,968,377 | $18,853,649 | $20,822,026 | $3,125,498 |
May-17 | 16 | $2,119,885 | $18,951,363 | $21,071,248 | $3,162,848 |
Jun-17 | 16 | $1,735,634 | $18,497,755 | $20,233,389 | $3,037,824 |
Jul-17 | 18 | $2,008,124 | $18,577,418 | $20,585,542 | $3,093,057 |
Aug-17 | 18 | $2,082,360 | $19,196,519 | $21,278,879 | $3,196,872 |
Sep-17 | 18 | $1,902,249 | $18,489,533 | $20,391,782 | $3,063,827 |
Oct-17 | 18 | $1,934,145 | $18,633,480 | $20,567,625 | $3,100,979 |
Nov-17 | 18 | $1,809,799 | $18,800,417 | $20,610,216 | $3,100,126 |
Dec-17 | 18 | $1,937,061 | $18,820,584 | $20,757,645 | $3,126,622 |
2017 TOTALS | $24,259,461 | $221,346,510 | $245,605,971 | $36,902,752 | |
Jan-18 | 18 | $1,950,696 | $20,011,643 | $21,962,339 | $3,299,928 |
Feb-18 | 18 | $1,772,988 | $20,219,136 | $21,992,124 | $3,301,932 |
Mar-18 | 18 | $1,966,366 | $23,613,844 | $25,580,210 | $3,840,075 |
Apr-18 | 18 | $1,761,404 | $21,257,358 | $23,018,762 | $3,456,898 |
May-18 | 18 | $1,929,693 | $22,372,928 | $24,302,621 | $3,651,500 |
Jun-18 | 19 | $1,757,839 | $20,926,255 | $22,684,094 | $3,409,394 |
Jul-18 | 20 | $1,848,553 | $24,048,964 | $25,897,517 | $3,890,023 |
Aug-18 | 20 | $1,815,820 | $22,988,738 | $24,804,558 | $3,725,844 |
Sep-18 | 20 | $1,609,989 | $24,142,742 | $25,752,461 | $3,867,140 |
Oct-18 | 20 | $1,653,746 | $25,100,132 | $26,753,878 | $4,016,533 |
Nov-18 | 20 | $1,561,639 | $25,382,434 | $26,944,073 | $4,047,324 |
Dec-18 | 20 | $1,764,562 | $27,243,703 | $29,008,265 | $4,354,895 |
2018 TOTALS | $21,393,295 | $277,307,607 | $298,700,902 | $44,861,486 | |
Jan-19 | 21 | $1,882,890 | $31,711,501 | $33,594,391 | $5,043,321 |
Feb-19 | 22 | $1,810,597 | $29,938,129 | $31,748,726 | $4,783,626 |
Mar-19 | 22 | $1,903,790 | $37,230,590 | $39,134,380 | $5,859,957 |
Apr-19 | 22 | $1,667,977 | $34,914,957 | $36,582,934 | $5,491,556 |
May-19 | 23 | $1,797,732 | $36,542,906 | $38,340,638 | $5,745,052 |
Jun-19 | 23 | $1,770,178 | $36,288,066 | $38,058,244 | $5,716,320 |
Jul-19 | 23 | $1,886,918 | $37,428,813 | $39,315,731 | $5,907,523 |
Aug-19 | 24 | $1,708,331 | $39,393,256 | $41,101,587 | $6,169,968 |
Sep-19 | 23 | $1,638,916 | $39,499,341 | $41,138,257 | $6,177,544 |
Oct-19 | 24 | $1,640,329 | $43,574,226 | $45,214,555 | $6,788,699 |
Nov-19 | 24 | $1,492,494 | $47,645,412 | $49,137,906 | $7,378,754 |
Dec-19 | 24 | $1,734,814 | $47,593,143 | $49,327,857 | $7,407,174 |
2019 TOTALS | $20,934,966 | $461,760,340 | $482,695,306 | $72,469,494 | |
Jan-20 | 24 | $1,832,211 | $53,254,379 | $55,086,590 | $8,268,171 |
Feb-20 | 25 | $1,796,804 | $50,190,964 | $51,987,768 | $7,805,589 |
Mar-20 | 25 | $3,629,112 | $61,192,791 | $64,821,903 | $9,736,505 |
Apr-20 | 25 | $5,148,373 | $74,811,453 | $79,959,826 | $12,014,801 |
May-20 | 24 | $4,516,529 | $81,423,413 | $85,939,942 | $12,904,643 |
Jun-20 | 24 | $3,537,077 | $81,376,070 | $84,913,147 | $12,750,224 |
Jul-20 | 25 | $4,818,561 | $82,674,391 | $87,492,952 | $13,142,421 |
Aug-20 | 25 | $3,035,003 | $84,737,965 | $87,772,968 | $13,182,957 |
Sep-20 | 26 | $2,554,216 | $85,079,481 | $87,633,697 | $13,164,042 |
Oct-20 | 26 | $2,517,774 | $90,933,749 | $93,451,523 | $14,044,831 |
Nov-20 | 26 | $2,396,617 | $89,430,573 | $91,827,190 | $13,794,903 |
Dec-20 | 26 | $3,020,053 | $96,430,012 | $99,450,065 | $14,937,038 |
2020 TOTALS | $38,802,330 | $931,535,241 | $970,337,571 | $145,746,125 | |
Jan-21 | 26 | $2,744,291 | $101,027,021 | $103,771,312 | $15,536,852 |
Feb-21 | 26 | $2,480,910 | $91,318,427 | $93,799,337 | $14,046,658 |
Mar-21 | 26 | $2,699,921 | $110,969,266 | $113,669,187 | $17,055,598 |
Apr-21 | 26 | $2,406,541 | $105,343,067 | $107,749,608 | $16,147,465 |
May-21 | 26 | $2,407,871 | $105,762,687 | $108,170,558 | $16,272,519 |
Jun-21 | 26 | $2,209,374 | $104,844,564 | $107,053,938 | $16,085,457 |
Jul-21 | 27 | $3,072,756 | $115,612,339 | $118,685,095 | $17,843,949 |
Aug-21 | 28 | $2,443,414 | $110,787,287 | $113,230,701 | $17,035,809 |
Sep-21 | 28 | $2,491,901 | $120,103,047 | $122,594,948 | $18,467,702 |
Oct-21 | 29 | $2,432,361 | $124,569,344 | $127,001,705 | $19,046,583 |
Nov-21 | 30 | $2,196,525 | $115,756,573 | $117,953,098 | $17,695,670 |
Dec-21 | 31 | $2,337,845 | $130,874,161 | $133,212,006 | $20,003,823 |
2021 TOTALS | $29,923,710 | $1,336,967,783 | $1,366,891,493 | $205,238,085 | |
Jan-22 | 31 | $2,557,789 | $135,291,927 | $137,849,716 | $20,717,028 |
Feb-22 | 31 | $2,227,560 | $127,748,531 | $129,976,091 | $19,531,904 |
Mar-22 | 31 | $2,531,163 | $138,123,890 | $140,655,053 | $21,124,089 |
Apr-22 | 31 | $2,254,932 | $134,628,466 | $136,883,398 | $20,506,692 |
May-22 | 31 | $2,311,562 | $133,704,900 | $136,016,462 | $20,401,150 |
Jun-22 | 31 | $2,193,791 | $130,945,012 | $133,138,803 | $20,002,732 |
Jul-22 | 31 | $2,277,272 | $134,424,044 | $136,701,316 | $20,527,077 |
Aug-22 | 32 | $2,206,653 | $129,231,530 | $131,438,183 | $19,737,937 |
Sep-22 | 32 | $2,274,285 | $132,970,884 | $135,245,169 | $20,239,880 |
Oct-22 | 32 | $2,233,692 | $144,943,052 | $147,176,744 | $22,110,886 |
Nov-22 | 32 | $2,133,529 | $144,025,817 | $146,159,346 | $21,746,615 |
Dec-22 | 36 | $2,172,274 | $149,283,219 | $151,455,493 | $22,753,316 |
2022 TOTALS | $27,374,502 | $1,635,321,272 | $1,662,695,774 | $249,399,306 | |
Jan-23 | 36 | $2,710,224 | $150,156,593 | $152,866,817 | $22,920,259 |
Feb-23 | 36 | $2,283,823 | $140,309,143 | $142,592,966 | $21,421,809 |
Mar-23 | 36 | $2,492,092 | $163,219,733 | $165,711,825 | $24,917,707 |
Apr-23 | 36 | $2,306,475 | $156,630,516 | $158,936,991 | $23,736,157 |
May-23 | 33 | $2,350,451 | $159,061,473 | $161,411,924 | $24,233,440 |
Jun-23 | 33 | $2,547,995 | $146,744,609 | $149,292,604 | $22,369,344 |
Jul-23 | 33 | $2,699,162 | $152,465,893 | $155,165,055 | $23,215,774 |
2023 TOTALS | $17,390,222 | $1,068,587,960 | $1,085,978,182 | $162,814,490 | |
TOTALS | $275,918,434 | $6,321,900,493 | $6,606,187,764 | $989,491,188 |
- Date legalized: February 2013
- Date launched: November 2013
- Regulator: New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement
- Biggest monthly handle to date: Figures not provided
- Biggest monthly gross revenue to date: $165,711,825 (March ’23)
- Number of internet casino operators: 33 via eight Atlantic City-based casinos
- Leading internet casino operators: Borgata, Golden Nugget, Resorts
- State tax rate on internet casino operators: 15% on adjusted gross revenue.
Pennsylvania internet casino gaming wagering totals
Pennsylvania market snapshot
The Keystone State was the fourth to legalize online gaming and further solidified the mid-Atlantic region as the iGaming hub of the U.S. Pennsylvania’s legalization of internet casino wagering was part of a massive gaming expansion bill – Act 42 — signed into law by Gov. Tom Wolf in October 2017 that included sports wagering, daily fantasy sports, new satellite casinos, and video gaming terminals (VGTs) that would be available at truck stops.
Perhaps hesitant due to the higher state tax rates, there was not an initial rush by casino operators to apply for online wagering licenses by the July 2018 deadline. PENN National, with its Hollywood Online Casino at Penn National, joined Parx Casino, and BetRivers were the first three to launch operations in July 2019.
The long-term effects of the 2017 law are now visible throughout the Pennsylvania gaming community. Like Michigan and New Jersey, the state has emerged as an iGaming powerhouse when it comes to operator revenue, with regular $100 million-plus monthly sums. In turn, that has made the state happy as it collects a healthy tax levy spanning the three types of internet casino gaming disciplines.
Date | Total Wagers Received | Total Gross Gaming Revenue | Gross Slots Revenue | Gross Table Revenue | Gross Poker Revenue | Taxes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jul-19 | $49,248,072 | $812,306 | $517,712 | $294,594 | $0 | $217,265 |
Aug-19 | $111,770,007 | $3,428,640 | $2,525,726 | $902,914 | $0 | $985,155 |
Sep-19 | $140,838,137 | $4,135,858 | $3,235,113 | $900,245 | $0 | $1,225,973 |
Oct-19 | $200,166,480 | $4,942,934 | $3,977,208 | $965,726 | $0 | $1,487,453 |
Nov-19 | $316,759,844 | $9,654,811 | $5,093,788 | $2,596,529 | $1,964,494 | $2,370,571 |
Dec-19 | $385,323,331 | $10,624,699 | $5,570,585 | $2,580,977 | $2,473,137 | $2,601,615 |
2019 TOTALS | $1,204,105,871 | $33,598,748 | $20,920,132 | $8,240,985 | $4,437,631 | $8,888,032 |
Jan-20 | $466,768,093 | $13,957,539 | $7,192,192 | $4,608,081 | $2,157,266 | $3,392,493 |
Feb-20 | $703,559,106 | $19,490,815 | $9,633,981 | $8,026,478 | $1,830,356 | $4,653,668 |
Mar-20 | $871,562,983 | $24,884,830 | $12,969,655 | $8,782,156 | $3,133,019 | $6,077,021 |
Apr-20 | $1,389,973,177 | $43,067,880 | $27,324,955 | $10,489,621 | $5,253,304 | $11,491,888 |
May-20 | $1,843,197,100 | $55,838,788 | $38,822,857 | $12,419,513 | $4,596,418 | $15,577,123 |
Jun-20 | $1,665,145,028 | $50,055,251 | $36,775,532 | $10,038,802 | $3,240,917 | $14,355,004 |
Jul-20 | $1,825,683,998 | $54,352,149 | $39,445,751 | $11,919,900 | $2,986,498 | $15,498,451 |
Aug-20 | $1,873,040,788 | $55,942,525 | $39,630,603 | $13,582,723 | $2,729,199 | $15,758,074 |
Sep-20 | $1,991,658,734 | $56,681,937 | $39,935,329 | $14,730,563 | $2,376,045 | $15,972,937 |
Oct-20 | $2,204,338,735 | $59,760,431 | $40,349,548 | $16,988,378 | $2,422,505 | $16,436,370 |
Nov-20 | $2,255,029,063 | $59,775,505 | $39,393,804 | $17,972,466 | $2,409,235 | $16,238,031 |
Dec-20 | $2,915,897,726 | $71,609,260 | $46,246,757 | $22,632,774 | $2,729,729 | $19,267,075 |
2020 TOTALS | $20,005,854,171 | $565,416,910 | $377,720,964 | $152,191,455 | $35,864,491 | $154,718,135 |
Jan-21 | $2,955,411,071 | $80,413,132 | $51,007,942 | $26,679,590 | $2,725,600 | $21,456,986 |
Feb-21 | $2,926,196,593 | $77,788,458 | $50,587,113 | $24,681,267 | $2,520,078 | $20,980,949 |
Mar-21 | $3,268,758,195 | $97,689,744 | $66,424,794 | $28,863,178 | $2,401,772 | $26,957,776 |
Apr-21 | $3,241,825,091 | $92,676,448 | $62,616,965 | $27,687,356 | $2,372,127 | $25,490,074 |
May-21 | $3,309,555,959 | $101,251,771 | $67,248,942 | $31,399,399 | $2,603,430 | $27,608,210 |
Jun-21 | $3,105,473,040 | $88,914,664 | $60,451,078 | $26,045,907 | $2,471,679 | $24,519,789 |
Jul-21 | $3,174,764,254 | $88,681,607 | $63,226,079 | $22,859,110 | $2,596,418 | $25,039,336 |
Aug-21 | $3,179,626,666 | $88,719,020 | $66,319,481 | $19,202,547 | $3,196,992 | $25,656,253 |
Sep-21 | $3,517,806,886 | $97,828,447 | $68,560,341 | $26,343,260 | $2,924,846 | $27,381,963 |
Oct-21 | $4,058,508,486 | $102,891,983 | $70,721,778 | $29,315,882 | $2,854,323 | $28,518,871 |
Nov-21 | $3,780,156,624 | $93,889,260 | $63,481,648 | $27,652,931 | $2,754,681 | $25,813,460 |
Dec-21 | $4,265,236,591 | $102,111,404 | $68,796,264 | $30,253,195 | $3,061,945 | $28,036,570 |
2021 TOTALS | $40,783,319,456 | $1,112,855,938 | $759,442,425 | $320,983,622 | $32,429,891 | $307,460,237 |
Jan-22 | $4,084,319,858 | $108,310,642 | $71,836,045 | $33,084,504 | $3,390,093 | $29,515,697 |
Feb-22 | $4,055,984,766 | $102,419,294 | $68,120,783 | $31,417,388 | $2,881,123 | $27,947,189 |
Mar-22 | $4,296,143,655 | $118,118,408 | $79,196,510 | $35,681,701 | $3,240,197 | $32,358,730 |
Apr-22 | $4,187,738,018 | $113,109,393 | $76,712,472 | $33,484,910 | $2,912,011 | $31,157,978 |
May-22 | $4,113,908,527 | $113,305,938 | $78,211,521 | $32,282,751 | $2,811,666 | $31,477,758 |
Jun-22 | $3,668,176,991 | $102,923,741 | $72,279,464 | $28,043,900 | $2,600,377 | $28,845,177 |
Jul-22 | $3,830,194,355 | $98,570,749 | $71,909,442 | $23,896,183 | $2,765,124 | $28,173,780 |
Aug-22 | $3,928,538,598 | $107,180,342 | $75,718,484 | $28,721,895 | $2,739,963 | $30,137,096 |
Sep-22 | $4,286,514,268 | $112,728,528 | $77,891,494 | $32,177,304 | $2,659,730 | $31,346,161 |
Oct-22 | $4,626,032,037 | $124,507,915 | $86,318,909 | $35,697,789 | $2,491,217 | $34,678,677 |
Nov-22 | $4,727,856,834 | $128,639,234 | $86,619,197 | $39,479,531 | $2,540,506 | $35,317,082 |
Dec-22 | $5,172,523,959 | $134,578,285 | $91,582,151 | $40,362,643 | $2,633,491 | $37,142,337 |
2022 TOTALS | $50,977,931,866 | $1,364,392,469 | $936,396,472 | $394,330,499 | $33,665,498 | $378,097,302 |
Jan-23 | $5,204,034,023 | $133,119,361 | $90,201,543 | $40,020,821 | $2,896,997 | $36,667,099 |
Feb-23 | $5,125,086,218 | $131,625,131 | $92,830,999 | $36,138,419 | $2,655,713 | $36,981,256 |
Mar-23 | $5,500,286,452 | $148,189,028 | $104,827,884 | $40,471,434 | $2,889,710 | $41,703,096 |
Apr-23 | $5,024,919,150 | $137,214,750 | $95,632,798 | $38,872,514 | $2,709,438 | $38,321,101 |
May-23 | $5,030,994,263 | $140,971,051 | $100,590,742 | $37,878,178 | $2,502,131 | $39,840,140 |
Jun-23 | $4,967,806,354 | $135,436,691 | $98,211,016 | $34,796,586 | $2,429,089 | $38,592,873 |
Jul-23 | $4,719,422,921 | $132,859,996 | $94,854,351 | $35,365,772 | $2,639,873 | $37,566,835 |
2023 TOTALS | $35,572,549,381 | $959,416,008 | $677,149,333 | $263,543,724 | $18,722,951 | $269,672,400 |
TOTALS | $148,543,760,745 | $4,036,040,073 | $2,771,629,326 | $1,139,290,285 | $125,210,462 | $1,118,836,106 |
- Date legalized: October 2017
- Date launched: July 2019
- Regulator: Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
- Biggest monthly handle to date: $5,500,286,452 (March ’23)
- Biggest monthly gross revenue to date: $148,189,028 (March ’23)
- Number of internet casino operators: 22 of 39 interactive gaming licenses (1 each for slot games, table games, and poker) are currently active among the state’s licensed casinos.
- Leading internet casino operators: Hollywood Online Casino, BetRivers, betPARX, Caesars
- State tax rate on internet casino operators: 54% of gross revenue on interactive slots (state receives 34%); 16% of gross revenue on interactive table games (state receives 14%); 14% of poker revenue
West Virginia internet casino gaming wagering totals
West Virginia market snapshot
The history of wagering in the United States has long been a colorful affair, and West Virginia’s contribution to that landscape is the legalization of internet casino gaming without the governor’s signature. Gov. Jim Justice opted to neither sign nor veto the West Virginia Lottery Interactive Wagering Act when it landed on his desk in March 2019, permitting it into law after the veto window passed.
It can be argued Justice did not sign the bill because he owns The Greenbrier — one of the state’s five casinos – and thereby directly benefited from West Virginia adding iGaming to its gaming options. Whether that delay altered the timeline of a statewide launch is not completely certain, but the COVID-19 pandemic did sharpen focus as the West Virginia Lottery launched internet casino wagering in July 2020.
West Virginia’s market, though mature, still has avenues of growth. WynnBET recently became the eighth online operator to enter the state, and only The Greenbrier has used its maximum allotment of three online skins, as FanDuel, Golden Nugget, and BetMGM all conduct iGaming in the Mountaineer State. Fellow iGaming standouts DraftKings, Caesars, and BetRivers are also available for West Virginia bettors as potential options.
Date | Wagers Received | Gross Gaming Revenues | Gross Taxes | Net Taxes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Jul-20 | $16,370,017 | $345,580 | $51,837 | $44,061 |
Aug-20 | $51,714,558 | $763,065 | $114,460 | $97,291 |
Sep-20 | $57,362,697 | $1,329,429 | $199,414 | $169,502 |
Oct-20 | $70,658,425 | $2,149,769 | $322,465 | $274,096 |
Nov-20 | $72,563,953 | $2,057,046 | $308,557 | $262,273 |
Dec-20 | $86,744,675 | $2,540,121 | $381,018 | $323,865 |
2020 TOTALS | $355,414,325 | $9,185,010 | $1,377,751 | $1,171,088 |
Jan-21 | $121,410,814 | $3,386,287 | $507,943 | $431,752 |
Feb-21 | $117,004,094 | $3,448,361 | $517,254 | $439,666 |
Mar-21 | $123,438,744 | $3,947,068 | $592,060 | $503,251 |
Apr-21 | $114,785,360 | $3,792,428 | $568,864 | $483,535 |
May-21 | $170,902,977 | $5,346,648 | $801,997 | $681,698 |
Jun-21 | $175,217,850 | $4,739,948 | $710,992 | $604,343 |
Jul-21 | $150,939,216 | $5,295,441 | $794,316 | $675,169 |
Aug-21 | $141,871,113 | $4,471,480 | $670,722 | $570,114 |
Sep-21 | $179,248,041 | $4,692,531 | $703,880 | $598,298 |
Oct-21 | $250,727,991 | $7,915,254 | $1,187,288 | $1,009,195 |
Nov-21 | $198,161,303 | $5,926,361 | $888,954 | $755,611 |
Dec-21 | $223,879,339 | $6,991,203 | $1,048,680 | $891,378 |
2021 TOTALS | $1,967,586,842 | $59,953,010 | $8,992,950 | $7,644,010 |
Jan-22 | $248,705,436 | $8,526,597 | $1,278,989 | $1,087,141 |
Feb-22 | $222,235,429 | $8,013,328 | $1,201,999 | $1,021,699 |
Mar-22 | $225,424,609 | $8,375,340 | $1,256,301 | $1,067,856 |
Apr-22 | $270,843,109 | $10,004,278 | $1,500,642 | $1,275,546 |
May-22 | $213,094,190 | $7,665,190 | $1,149,779 | $977,312 |
Jun-22 | $255,820,886 | $8,295,743 | $1,244,361 | $1,057,707 |
Jul-22 | $277,285,728 | $8,498,299 | $1,274,745 | $1,083,533 |
Aug-22 | $261,353,807 | $8,848,631 | $1,327,295 | $1,128,200 |
Sep-22 | $271,130,240 | $9,293,507 | $1,394,026 | $1,184,922 |
Oct-22 | $394,358,515 | $12,336,868 | $1,850,530 | $1,572,951 |
Nov-22 | $311,166,800 | $10,332,773 | $1,549,916 | $1,317,429 |
Dec-22 | $387,521,039 | $13,810,127 | $2,071,519 | $1,760,791 |
2022 TOTALS | $3,338,939,788 | $114,000,681 | $17,100,102 | $14,535,087 |
Jan-23 | $320,490,417 | $10,933,010 | $1,639,952 | $1,393,959 |
Feb-23 | $367,586,672 | $12,415,454 | $1,862,318 | $1,582,970 |
Mar-23 | $361,299,783 | $12,811,827 | $1,921,774 | $1,633,508 |
Apr-23 | $411,519,425 | $15,635,300 | $2,345,295 | $1,993,501 |
May-23 | $305,745,108 | $10,425,418 | $1,563,813 | $1,329,241 |
Jun-23 | $354,928,818 | $13,627,809 | $2,044,171 | $1,737,546 |
Jul-23 | $321,000,945 | $10,485,036 | $1,572,755 | $1,336,842 |
Aug-23 | $289,951,677 | $10,952,715 | $1,642,907 | $1,396,471 |
2023 TOTALS | $2,732,522,845 | $97,286,569 | $14,592,985 | $12,404,038 |
TOTALS | $8,394,463,800 | $280,425,270 | $42,063,788 | $35,754,223 |
- Date legalized: March 2019
- Date launched: July 2020
- Regulator: West Virginia Lottery
- Biggest monthly handle to date: $411,519,425 (April ’23)
- Biggest monthly gross revenue to date: $15,635,300 (April ’23)
- Number of internet casino operators: 8 via 5 statewide casinos
- Leading internet casino operators: FanDuel, Golden Nugget, BetMGM, DraftKings
- State tax rate on internet casino operators: 15% of gross revenue, minus 15% administrative fee. 1% of net taxes goes to state pension fund, 99% of net taxes goes to state.