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The seven US online casino states once again collected over $1 billion in revenue in the month of April.
US iGaming narrowly surpassed that mark, tallying $1.0045 billion to be exact. That was a 5.7% drop back from March’s record of $1.06 billion, but a 15.1% increase compared to April 2025’s $872.7 million in revenue.
April’s US Online Casino Revenue Breakdown
Each of the seven iGaming states saw revenue increases of at least 9% year-over-year in April.
Here’s a look at each of the seven iGaming state’s year-over-year comparison for April. It should be noted that some states individually report their adjusted gross revenue (AGR), which removes promotional spend from their wins. This table reflects the gross gaming revenue, which is the total prior to the promo spending being taken out.
Revenue Over $1 billion Becoming the Norm
April marks the fourth time in the last five months that US online casino revenue has surpassed $1 billion.
The only month it didn’t was February, the shortest month of the year.
- December: $1.04 billion
- January: $1.00 billion
- February: $946.2 million
- March: $1.06 billion
- April: $1.00 billion
While the tallies continue to surpass the milestone, the year-over-year difference was notably smaller for April than the previous four months.
Over this five-month stretch, US online casinos have amasses around $160 million+ compared to a year ago. In April, the gain was just $131.8 million.
- December: $188.4 million
- January: $165.7 million
- February: $164.1 million
- March: $159.5 million
- April: $131.8 million
While it’s clear iGaming is still on the rise, April may be the first indicator that revenue is closer to reaching its plateau than it ever has been.
2026 Still on Pace for $12 Billion+
Through the first third of 2026, US online casino revenue looks to be well on its way to recording a $12 billion year.
That would be an average of at least $1 billion per month if it reaches that mark.
Through the first four months, iGaming in the country sits at $4.01 billion in revenue, an average of just over $1 billion per month.
With more record months likely to come throughout the end of the year, clearing $12 billion shouldn’t be much of a challenge.
In 2025, the seven iGaming states had amassed $3.39 billion in revenue through four months, an average of just over $847.4 million per month.