Source: NurPhoto / GettyMaryland’s gaming industry had a big year, bringing in more than $1.6 billion for the state during fiscal year 2026. Combined revenue from casinos, the Maryland Lottery and sports betting totaled $1.637 billion, an increase of roughly $48 million compared to the previous fiscal year. Casinos were the biggest contributor, generating the largest portion of the state’s gaming revenue. The latest numbers highlight how much the state continues to rely on gaming revenue to help fund public programs and services. “We’re proud to operate and oversee gaming that raises critically needed state revenue,” Martin said.