Online Gambling Statistics US 2024: Key Insights

US online gambling has exploded, generating $13.7B in revenue in 2023 per AGA data. With 7 states fully legalizing iGaming and 38 for sports betting, participation hit 20% of adults.

This article dives into statistics on revenue growth, player demographics, popular games, and state-by-state breakdowns, highlighting trends shaping the industry.

Market Revenue Trends

Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR) surged 25% YoY, led by NJ and MI.

  • NJ: $1.6B annual GGR
  • MI: $1.9B sports betting
  • Projected 2024: $15B total

Player Demographics

Millennials (25-34) dominate at 40%, with mobile driving 70% of wagers.

  • Male: 55%
  • Average spend: $150/month
  • Daily players: 5M

Popular Game Types

Slots lead at 65% revenue share, followed by blackjack (15%).

  • Live dealer up 40%
  • Sports betting: $10B handle
  • Props bets rising

State Breakdown

Expansion accelerating post-PASPA repeal.

  • NY: $2B sports 2023
  • PA: $1.5B iGaming
  • VT pending launch

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the US online gambling revenue in 2023?

Revenue reached $13.7 billion, with sports betting at $10.9B and iGaming $2.8B.

Which state leads in online slots?

New Jersey, with over $1.6B GGR from slots alone.

How many Americans gamble online?

About 50 million adults, or 20% of population over 21.

What drives growth in mobile betting?

Apps like FanDuel, with 70% of bets placed via mobile devices.

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