AGA reports double-digit growth in igaming GGR in November
American Gaming Association’s figures show revenue stood at $818.8m, a 38.5% spike from the year prior
The American Gaming Association’s (AGA) latest commercial gaming revenue tracker shows commercial gaming revenue reached a new all-time high of $6.65bn in November 2024.
Combining casino, sports betting, and igaming, GGR was up 21.3% year on year (YOY), in what the AGA said is the largest growth since January 2023.
Breaking the figure down by vertical, sports betting GGR shot up 89.3% YOY to $1.67bn while igaming GGR jumped 38.5% YOY to $818.8m.
The AGA reported that online gaming continued its growth in November, as online sports betting and igaming combined revenue saw a huge 63% jump YOY to $2.39bn.
The month saw igaming account for 35.9% of total commercial gaming revenue compared to 25.9% the year prior.
Combining land-based and online sportsbooks, the AGA said the pair generated $1.67bn in commercial revenue across 33 jurisdictions, excluding Arizona, which had not reported data at the time of the trade body’s report.
Across the seven regulated igaming markets, revenue grew 38.5% YOY to $818.8m in November.
Excluding Rhode Island, which launched igaming in March 2024, Connecticut, Delaware, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia all saw revenue increases from November 2023 to November 2024.
Delaware saw the biggest increase that month at 455.1%. West Virginia also saw triple-digit growth of 121.7% while Michigan reported its third consecutive month of record revenue, per the AGA report.
Year to date through November 2024, igaming revenue reached $7.61bn, growing 29% YOY, while sports betting GGR jumped 32.7% YOY to $12.78bn.