Gaming GGR Terminal

▮ The source of record across all of gaming

Every filing.
One dashboard.

36 state regulators. Multiple verticals. One standardized, validated dataset — built from the monthly filings themselves. Land-based, iGaming, and online sports betting mapped to the operators and brands that own them, layered with SEC-sourced M&A history, earnings-call intelligence, and a running view of what each operator has already reported between earnings.

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States36/ InternationalOntario · Macau/ Monthly data points668,495/ TTM tracked$85.2B/ iGaming TTM$10.8B/ Online sports TTM$15.4B/ Properties220/ Earnings calls842/ Commentary snippets19,880/ M&A transactions116/ Historyas published/ BrandsFanDuel · DraftKings · BetMGM · Caesars/ RulePrimary source or blank/

▮ The problem

Gaming data is scattered across dozens of regulator websites, published in formats and on timelines that never agree — genuinely difficult to track. This is the only place it all lives together: one interactive dashboard to monitor the data and understand the trends.

▮ Capabilities

01–04

01

Every public jurisdiction, captured

A live map of the U.S. — plus Ontario and Macau — with drill-downs from state to property to operator, across 220 tracked properties and counting.

02

Three verticals, one schema

Land-based, iGaming, and online sports betting standardized into a single comparable structure — ~$85.2B of trailing-twelve-month revenue in one place.

Land-based
iGaming$10.8B TTM
Online sports$15.4B TTM
One schema
03

Online gaming

Every iGaming and online sports betting skin rolled up to its ultimate parent — so digital revenue reads the way it's actually owned.

FanDuelDraftKingsBetMGMCaesars
04

Forensic provenance

Every cell is sourced from a primary filing or left deliberately blank — cross-validated, never interpolated, never estimated.

✓  primary source —  deliberately blank

▮ Freshness

Current through the latest published filings — new figures added the day a regulator posts them. Monthly, not quarterly, weeks ahead of the sources the desk relies on today.

▮ Reconciliation proof

Every figure ties
to the source.

Alt-data vendors estimate a number, then argue its accuracy. Every total here reconciles to the regulator's own published figure — the same number the state itself reports.

▮ Built for

Investors

Monthly operator and brand revenue between earnings — see what each name has already reported, weeks ahead of the print.

Investment banks

Market sizing, comps, and precedent transactions with SEC citations.

Consultants & market studies

State-by-state TAM, growth, and share data — as far back as each regulator publishes.

Regulators & executives

Cross-state benchmarking from the same filings they publish.

▮ Context and data consolidated in one place

Weekly → AnnualTo underwrite trends

Calendar & sporting-event context

Weekend-day counts, holidays, and the local sporting-event calendar, period over period — so a swing is explained, not just reported. Know whether a month moved on real demand or on the calendar it happened to fall on.

Day-count aware

19,880Tagged snippets

Searchable management commentary tied to the property or market

842 earnings call transcripts, tagged — what management actually said, by topic, operator, and quarter. Updated on a rolling basis.

842 calls

%Reported to date

How much of the quarter is already public

Operator-by-operator tracking of what has already been published between earnings — so you can see what share of the period's revenue is confirmed and what is still to come.

Per operator

as far back as each regulator publishes

Ownership timeline that follows each M&A deal

When a casino changes hands mid-year, the data knows — revenue maps to the owner of record at the time it was earned.

Mid-year aware

NextOn the roadmap

Earnings & narrative tracker

A single page per operator heading into the print — everything the states have already published for the quarter, next to what management said last time. The narrative to watch, before the call.

In development

▮ The underwriting funnel

From the whole country
to a single property.

The same drill the terminal runs: start national, filter the vertical, land on a state, resolve to the operator of record.

01All of U.S. gaming 36 states · multiple verticals
02Filter the vertical iGaming
03Drill into a state Michigan
04Resolve to the operator owner of record
drill-down — live query
All U.S. gaming › iGaming › Michigan › Operator level
StateVerticalPropertyOperatorTTM
NVLand-based
NYSports
NJiGaming
MSLand-based
MIiGaming
COSports
LALand-based
PAiGaming
OHSports
MIiGaming✓ resolved
INLand-based
CTiGaming
ILSports
IALand-based
✓ every cell primary-sourced — or deliberately blank values unlock at access

▮ Inside the terminal

live drill-down — captured from the terminal
The live product — national map → vertical filter → Michigan → a single property real terminal · real regulator data

▮ Why this exists

A single place for U.S. gaming data — and for the context that isn't easily inferable without a mountain of research and intel. It exists to speed up the work: to size and compare the commercial landscape across land-based, online sports, and iGaming, and to help investors, analysts, bankers, consultants, and operators explain what's actually driving performance across every vertical.

Independent by construction — no operator relationships, no estimates, no promotional agenda. Just the regulator numbers, standardized and reconciled, for the people who need them to be right.

Methodology

Primary source or blank Validated single-writer database Cross-checked against benchmarks such as the UNLV public database No estimates · no consensus · no third-party data resold

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