BETCOMPLY: WHAT NEXT FOR THE US?


Daniel Brookes, CEO of BetComply, casts his expert eye across the land-based, sports wagering and iGaming sectors in the United States. With Maryland and New York working to add iGaming to their mix of offerings, Daniel explains why says many states are missing out on additional, more stable revenue streams.


Currently, with the land based casino markets, they generate the most amount of gaming revenue in the United States with nearly $US50bn in 2023. Within the US, Nevada clearly is the number one generator of revenue due to the sheer number of casinos in this market (225) with Las Vegas being a main tourist destination in the world. Following behind the Nevada Market are Pennsylvania


($US3.44bn), New York ($US3.02bn), and New Jersey($US2.85bn). Tese four US states will continue to generate the largest amount of revenue for the US due to their number of casinos in operation and their large populations. Currently, with the sports wagering markets, they generate the second most amount of gaming revenue in the United


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States with nearly $US11bn in 2023. Within the US, New York comes out on top revenue wise with nearly $US1.7bn generated. Following behind the Nevada Market are New Jersey ($US1bn), Illinois ($US1bn), and Ohio ($US936.6m) Tese four US states should continue to generate the largest


amount of revenue for the US due to their locations in heavily populated areas. Currently, with iGaming,, they generate the third most amount of gaming revenue in the United States with nearly $US6bn in 2023. Within the US, New Jersey ($US1.92bn) and Michigan ($US1.92bn) comes out on top revenue wise with Pennsylvania a close third with $US1.74bn. Tese states will continue to generate the largest revenue numbers due to their market sizes and population density. In


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