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      Vixio Projects US iGaming Market To Surpass UK In 2024

      According to Vixio's report, the U.S. iGaming market is forecasted to grow by 22% year-on-year in 2024, reaching a total GGR of $8.2 billion.

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      By Erik Gibbs

      Last updated: September 9, 2024

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      Vixio has released its semi-annual U.S. iGaming Outlook report and projects that the collective gross gaming revenue (GGR) of the seven states with legalized online casinos will surpass that of the U.K. iGaming market over the course of 2024.

      This milestone underscores the rapid growth of the U.S. iGaming sector in the states that regulate it, particularly since 2020.

      According to Vixio’s report, the U.S. iGaming market is forecasted to grow by 22% year-on-year in 2024, reaching a total GGR of $8.2 billion. This growth trajectory positions the U.S. market to overtake the U.K.’s iGaming sector, which is expected to generate $7.5 billion in GGR this year. The report highlights the dynamic nature of the U.S. market, driven by incrementally increasing legalization and by more rapid consumer adoption of online gaming platforms.

      Seven states have now legalized iGaming, with Rhode Island being the most recent addition in March of this year. The other states include New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, West Virginia, Delaware, and Connecticut.

      Several factors driving growth

      Vixio’s report provides a comprehensive analysis of the factors driving the U.S. iGaming market’s growth. One of the key drivers is the increasing consumer demand for online gaming options, which has been accelerated since the COVID-19 pandemic.

      The pandemic was a primary catalyst for an increase in online activity, including gaming, as people sought entertainment options while staying at home. This shift in consumer behavior has had a lasting impact, with many players continuing to engage with online gaming platforms even as restrictions have been lifted.

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      Another significant factor contributing to the market’s growth is the favorable regulatory environment. States that have legalized iGaming have implemented robust frameworks to ensure the integrity and security of online gaming operations. These regulations have helped build consumer trust and confidence in the market, further driving its expansion.

      Vixio’s report also highlights the potential challenges and opportunities facing the U.S. iGaming market in the coming years. One of the key challenges is the patchwork nature of state regulations, which can create complexities for operators looking to enter multiple markets. However, this also presents an opportunity for states to learn from each other and adopt best practices to create a more cohesive regulatory landscape.

      The UK has bagged second spot in the top online gambling nations list in 2024, with a projected revenue of about £11.01 billion (€12.80 billion), according to Statista data about gambling revenue, compiled by the Japanese online casino guide for 61 countries.

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      Exponential expansion probable

      Looking ahead, Vixio forecasts that the U.S. iGaming market will continue to grow at a robust pace, with total GGR projected to reach between $10.8 billion and $13.7 billion by 2027. This growth will be driven by the continued expansion of legalized iGaming to additional states, as well as ongoing innovation in gaming technology and platforms.

      In contrast, the U.K. iGaming market is currently undergoing changes that could make it more restrictive. The introduction of affordability checks and lower limits on betting are among the measures being considered to enhance consumer protection.

      While these changes aim to address concerns about problem gambling, they could also impact the market’s growth potential. The U.K. has long been a leader in the global iGaming industry, but these regulatory changes may create a more challenging environment for operators.

      For consumers, the growth of U.S. iGaming signifies a wider variety of options and potentially more competitive offerings. However, responsible gambling remains a paramount concern. State-level and nationwide responsible gambling programs could ultimately create limits similar to those the U.K. is introducing.

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