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US commercial GGR for May up 6% annually, according to AGA tracker
The American Gaming Association (AGA) has posted May 2023’s commercial gaming revenue figures， showing that total gross gaming revenue (GGR) was up 6% annually.
Total GGR for May across the US stood at $5.49bn. Breaking that figure down， slot GGR for May 2023 totalled $2.98bn – 1% up from last year. However， the big rises came from sports betting and iGaming， with sports betting recording 42% growth， totalling $864.1m – and iGaming taking in $498.4m， representing a 22% annual rise.
The graph below shows US commercial gaming monthly revenue since January 2022， with online gaming coming to represent a larger total of the US gaming makeup as time goes by.
But it also shows that land-based gaming continues to hover around the 60% mark – meaning that online gaming had a bigger and bigger impact on the market as a whole in the last 18 months.
Furthermore， looking at the numbers from each state， the largest annual change comes from Virginia， which recorded a 133% annual rise – totalling $417.2m.
Massachusetts， the newest state to legalise and launch sports betting – both retail and online – recorded a 77% rise， driven by the aforementioned sports betting legalisation， totalling $160.8m.
On the subject of sports betting，Free games the graph below details the biggest sports betting states by revenue for May 2023. New York’s market is currently dominating the US， standing at $153m – only $46m less than the remaining markets outside of the top 10.
For the year so far， the US’s total GGR is up 12%， totalling $27.6bn. That figure is primarily composed of the $14.8bn made by slot GGR – up 5%; meanwhile， table games were up 2% at $4.11bn.
However， sports betting overtook table games’ value to the US’s total GGR， with sports betting now reaching $4.58bn – a huge 65% rise annually. Finally， iGaming GGR for the year so far reached $2.48bn， a 22% rise.
Meanwhile， for comparison， the National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC) last week released its Fiscal Year 2022 gross gaming revenue figures for Tribal gaming， totalling $40.9bn.