The figures were revealed in the AGA’s Commercial Gaming Revenue Tracker, released on Wednesday, February 19, showcasing a 7.5% increase from 2023’s previous record of $66.5 billion.
For the fourth consecutive year, the US commercial gaming industry has achieved a new revenue milestone, with total revenue reaching $71.92 billion in 2024, according to the American Gaming Association (AGA).
The figures were revealed in the AGA’s Commercial Gaming Revenue Tracker, released on Wednesday, February 19, showcasing a 7.5% increase from 2023’s previous record of $66.5 billion.
The final quarter of 2024 (Q4) also set a new all-time single-quarter revenue record, totaling $18.62 billion, up 6.2%compared to Q4 2023.
- Land-based casino slots and table games generated $49.78 billion, marking an 82 basis point increase over 2023, with 12 out of 17 states hitting record highs.
- Sports betting revenue surged 25.4% to $13.71 billion, with New Jersey and Illinois surpassing $1 billion in annual sports betting revenue for the first time.
- iGaming revenue rose 28.7% year over year, reaching $8.41 billion, with all six previously established iGaming markets recording new annual highs.
AGA president and CEO Bill Miller credited the industry’s growth to evolving consumer preferences, stating:
“In 2024, Americans embraced the diverse legal gaming options available to them—whether in casinos, at sportsbooks, or online—leading to another record-setting year for our industry.”
He added:
“As we build on this success, the AGA remains committed to fostering additional growth that benefits consumers, operators, and communities alike.”
With continued expansion across casino gaming, sports betting, and iGaming, the commercial gaming sector is poised for further growth in 2025.