2024-potential-economic-impact-of-igaming-new-york

Sep 2, 2026

Uploaded by Patrick

This report analyzes the potential economic impact of iGaming in New York, presenting data on gambling behavior and preferences among qualified respondents. It details the Net Present Value (NPV) of land-based casino gambling, distinguishing between periods before and after treatment, with CAGR values indicating a growth from 1.9% to 3.8% after treatment. The study surveys 800 qualified respondents regarding their casino gaming habits, including frequency and spending, and their participation in ancillary activities at casino premises such as dining, shopping, and entertainment. Key findings include shifts in betting frequency and total money wagered in relation to the adoption of various iGaming channels like online casinos, VGTs, and sports betting. A significant portion of respondents reported increased or unchanged betting frequency and expenditure due to iGaming. Ancillary activities, particularly dining and drinking at bars, remain highly popular among casino visitors. The document provides a comprehensive overview of the current landscape and future economic projections for iGaming in New York, supported by statistical data and respondent feedback.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryResearch & Report

FormatPDF

Pages32

Reading Time1 h 21 min

AccessFree to download

FAQs

What is the projected economic impact of iGaming in New York according to this report?

The report analyzes the potential economic impact of iGaming in New York by examining the Net Present Value (NPV) of land-based casino gambling. It shows a projected growth in CAGR from 1.9% before treatment to 3.8% after treatment.

How do iGaming channels affect gambling behavior at land-based casinos?

Since respondents started playing casino games via different iGaming channels, their betting or wagering frequency and the total amount of money they play with at land-based casinos have reportedly increased or stayed the same for a significant portion of users.

What activities do respondents participate in at casinos besides gambling?

During typical casino visits, respondents most frequently engage in having a meal at a restaurant (63.0%) and ordering a drink at a bar (50.9%). Shopping (35.2%) and watching television (31.5%) are also common activities.

Sep 2, 2026

Uploaded by Patrick