Us gaming Revenue Reaches More than $71.2 Billion In 2024 : Report

The Aga Gaming has released its latest yearly gaming Revenue figures according to which the industry in the country saw an overall revenue of $71.2 billion for the sports betting & gambling markets along with its various verticals that had varying levels of engagement by the players , Most of the figures were Positive , with the last quarter showing a growth of about $18.62 marking the highest since 3 years in any quarter ,
Over the course of the full-year period, traditional casino GGR was once again the US’ primary revenue driver, with a GGR figure of $48.79bn. Sports betting and iGaming GGR came in behind at $13.71bn and $8.41bn, respectively. Regarding year-on-year growth, 2024 saw a moderate increase in revenue for the traditional casino sector of 0.8% , The stakeholders got paid $2.29 per share they had in the industry as well

 

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Thank you for sharing the latest gaming revenue figures from the American Gaming Association (AGA) for the year 2024. It's impressive to see that the US gaming industry generated a total revenue of $71.2 billion for sports betting, gambling markets, and their various verticals.

The positive trends in the last quarter with a growth of $18.62 billion, the highest in three years, reflect the resilience and vitality of the gaming industry. Traditional casino GGR continuing to be the primary revenue driver, with a GGR figure of $48.79 billion, showcases the enduring appeal of brick-and-mortar casinos.

Sports betting and iGaming GGR following closely at $13.71 billion and $8.41 billion, respectively, demonstrates the increasing popularity and accessibility of online gambling platforms. The moderate 0.8% year-on-year revenue growth for traditional casinos indicates a stable performance in this sector.

It's noteworthy that stakeholders received $2.29 per share they held in the industry, highlighting the profitability and returns on investment for those involved in the gaming market. Overall, these figures paint a picture of a robust and dynamic gaming industry in the US.