Casino Industry Global Market

The global casino industry is expected to reach $525 billion by 2030, with growth fueled by tourism and new casino developments in Asia and North America. As casinos grow, so does the demand for skilled, professional dealers to manage games.

How many Casinos Worldwide?

Globally, there are approximately 5,000 casinos. These figures can fluctuate depending on new developments, the legalization of gambling in certain regions, or the closure of facilities.

How many Casinos in the United States?

The United States has a well-developed casino industry, with over 1,000 casinos operating across the country. These include:

  • Commercial Casinos: These are privately owned and regulated by state gaming commissions. They are typically found in key gambling hubs like Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and Detroit.
  • Tribal Casinos: There are over 500 tribal casinos in the US, operated by Native American tribes under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. These casinos are spread across various states, including California, Oklahoma, and Washington.

Top States for Casinos:

  • Nevada: Home to over 400 casinos, including many in Las Vegas, which is the largest gambling destination in the US.
  • Oklahoma: Has around 140 tribal casinos, making it the state with the second-highest number of casinos.
  • California: Hosts over 60 tribal casinos.

Top Countries for Casinos:

  • United States: With over 1,000 casinos, the US has the largest casino industry.
  • China (Macau): Macau is the largest gambling hub globally in terms of revenue, with around 41 casinos, but these generate more revenue than any other region.
  • Canada: Canada has around 100 casinos, primarily located in Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta.
  • Australia: Australia has around 20-25 major casinos, with some large ones like Crown Casino in Melbourne.
  • United Kingdom: The UK has around 140 casinos, most of which are located in London and major cities.
  • France: France has over 200 casinos, with Casino Barrière being one of the largest chains.
  • Singapore: Though it has only two integrated resorts—Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World Sentosa—Singapore is a significant casino market.

Other Notable Casino Markets:

  • Monaco (e.g., Monte Carlo Casino)
  • South Korea (about 20 casinos catering mostly to tourists)
  • Philippines (home to Solaire Resort & Casino and City of Dreams Manila)
  • Germany and Italy both have well-developed casino markets with several large establishments.

Total Global Casino Count:

The global number of casinos can be estimated to be in the range of 3,000 to 5,000, with the US contributing over 1,000 of that total.

These numbers reflect both standalone casinos and those integrated into resort complexes. The industry continues to grow, with emerging markets such as Japan, which is in the process of establishing legal casino resorts.