NIGC reports $46.2bn in 2025 gross gaming revenues
Seven of the NIGC’s eight regions recorded increases.
US.- The National Indian Gaming Commission has reported that tribal gaming operations generated $46.2bn in gross gaming revenue for fiscal year 2025. The total marks a 5.3 per cent increase year-on-year
The figure is based on independently audited financial statements submitted by 545 gaming establishments operated by 246 tribes across 29 states. Seven of the NIGC’s eight regions recorded increases.
William (Billy) Kirkland, NIGC vice chair, said: “The continued success of Indian gaming further underscores its importance as a means to support self-sufficiency and strong tribal governments. The agency is proud to work alongside tribal leaders to uphold a regulatory framework that protects these achievements and ensures the benefits endure for future generations.”
Sharon Avery, NIGC associate commissioner, said: “I would like to wish the Indian gaming community a job well done on another strong year. These GGR results reflect the continued commitment of tribal regulators and operators to responsible growth and community benefit.”
