The data has revealed that US commercial gaming revenue through the year has surpassed the previous high of $53.04bn.
Commercial gaming income in the first 11 months of 2022 was $54.93bn, a 13.5% increase over the same time in 2021.
Additionally, November marked the game's 21st straight month of year-on-year growth, with the sector's sales reaching $5.02bn, up 2.4% from November 2021.
The report also revealed that traditional casino games generated $3.82bn in revenue in November, a 0.4% reduction from the same month last year.
Due to a drop in the sportsbook hold percentage, sports betting produced income of $743.8m in November in 27 live commercial markets, an increase of 2.6% over the previous November when 25 markets were live.
A total of $458.4m was made by the iGaming operations in Connecticut, Delaware, Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, an increase of 33.0% from the previous year.
Further, in November, revenue increased from the previous year in 21 of the 33 commercial gambling jurisdictions that were operating at the time.
A combined 23.9% of all commercial gaming revenue came from iGaming and sports betting in November, which was 24.5% in October, and 20.2% for the entire year.
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