New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Michigan kept trading haymakers, each clearing $200M+ in iGaming revenue in November. With the significant rise in US casino revenue, it’s clear why more states may view it as a new revenue stream. Each state reported upwards of $200 million in iGaming revenue for November, with all three previously breaking records in October, with each state recording the highest iGaming revenue since its respective legalization. US casino Revenue numbers have also been relatively minor this past year, with the Strip year-to-date revenue averaging only a 0.7% increase compared to last year. As Missouri casinos begin to thrive with a new source of US casino revenue, Kansas casinos may be affected by the resulting decline in revenue.