North America Casino City’s North American Gaming Almanac 14 Online Gaming Revenue Revenue in Millions 2021 2022 2023 2024 Revenue in USD 4,253.61 5,906.39 7,664.03 9,569.12 Revenue Change 114.64% 38.86% 29.76% 24.86% Inflation Adjusted 5,055.27 6,513.52 8,127.04 9,866.14 Inflation Adj. Change 105.76% 28.85% 24.77% 21.40% Charitable Gaming Charitable gaming, including bingo and raffles, is prevalent in the U.S. and Canada. Recent regulatory updates in Canada have streamlined licensing for charitable lotteries and gaming. Several Canadian provinces, such as Alberta and British Columbia, have updated charitable gaming frameworks and guidance in 2023–2024 to emphasize fraud prevention, financial accountability and clearer licensing conditions for eligible organizations. Charitable Gaming Revenue Revenue in Millions 2021 2022 2023 2024 Revenue in USD 1,955.10 2,320.80 2,677.45 2,944.73 Revenue Change 17.39% 18.70% 15.37% 9.98% Inflation Adjusted 2,305.54 2,540.17 2,815.13 3,010.89 Inflation Adj. Change 12.55% 10.18% 10.82% 6.95% Commercial Bingo Bingo remains popular, with commercial halls operating in the U.S. and Canada. Events like the Bingo Business Expo and large venues such as Six Nations Bingo Hall in Ontario highlight the continued relevance and modernization of bingo, including electronic and online formats. In Mexico, bingo halls typically also feature slot machines. Mexico's Senate approved raising the online gambling excise tax (IEPS) from 30% to 50%, effective January 1, 2026. President Claudia Sheinbaum announced a reform of the 1947 gambling law in October 2025 to establish clearer digital gambling rules and strengthen federal tax collection. Tribal Gaming Tribal gaming exists in the United States and Canada. In the United States, Indian gaming ranges from bingo parlors to full-fledged casinos. Regulatory changes since the Obama administration have allowed more flexibility in tribal gaming development. Recent years
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