USA Market Report
34. Wisconsin Authorised Gambling
Tribal Casinos Slots in Casinos
GGR Tribal Casinos
Tribal casino, retail sports betting, lottery 23
15,961 $1.27bn
Tere are no commercial casinos in Wisconsin but 11 tribes operated 23 casinos in 2023. Total aggregate Class II net win for the year
2023 amounted to $1.27bn (up 17 per cent on the previous year) whilst total gaming handle was $18bn. Despite no sports betting law Wisconsin, in a
similar way to New Mexico, can operate sports betting by virtue of amendments to their com- pacts.
Te tribes can negotiate with the state to change
their existing compacts to allow for sports betting and to date only three such amendments have become active. At the end of 2021 the state opened its first
legal sports betting facility at the Oneida Casino in Green Bay and this was followed by agreements with Forest County Potawatomi and St. Croix Chippewa in 2022. In-person sports betting can now be offered
In-person sports betting can now be offered at six
casinos. Potawatomi plans to construct a new facility for sports betting and currently hosts via a
temporary location with 17 self service kiosks or via the counters.
at six casinos owned by the three tribes. Potawatomi plans to construct a new facility for sports betting and currently hosts via a temporary location with 17 self service kiosks or via the counters at the Milwaukee casino with plans to install further kiosks at its sister casino at the Carter Hotel in Wabeno. St. Croix operates three casinos in Turtle Lake,
Danbuy and Hertel and is installing sports betting at all three locations Online sports betting can only be offered on
reservation lands. Oneida, which owns two casinos and about eight truck stops in the Green Bay area does also offer a sport betting app.
61 35. Wyoming
Tribal Casinos Slots in Casinos VLTs
Authorised Gambling Tribal casino, electronic gaming devices, retail sports betting, online sports betting, lottery 3
1,270 2,480
GGR Sports Betting $17.3m
Tere are no commercial casinos in Wyoming but there are three tribal casinos and sports betting is available at these sites whilst online sports betting in available through four commercial sportsbook operators which are regulated by Wyoming Gaming Commission. In April 2021 the law HB0133 authorised permits
for online sports betting to operators already licensed in at least three other states. Tis began in September 2021 and today there are four online sports wagering operators – Bet MGM, DraftKings, FanDuel, and Caesars. Minimum betting age is 18 and bets can be
placed on professional, college and Olympic sport- ing events. In 2023 the online sports betting GGR amounted
to $17.3m, up almost 17 per cent on the previous year. Sports betting wagering handle was $172.2m. Online sports betting is taxed at 10 per cent. Draftkings saw the most GGR with $10.1m fol-
lowed by FanDuel with $3.7m, BetMGM with $2.7m and Caesars with $739,800. Meanwhile there are three tribal casinos which
are all located on the Wind River Indian Reser- vation. Two are owned by the Northern Arapaho Tribe and one by the Eastern Shoshone Tribe.
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