INDIANA GAMING INSIGHT
Indiana Gaming Insight is the only publication exclusively devoted to in-depth coverage of Indiana’s multi-billion-dollar gaming industry, providing detailed information on Indiana’s commercial and Native American casinos, racinos, horse racing, sports wagering, lottery, charity gaming and all facets of gaming regulation and policy.
The newsletter, which began publication in 1993 – before the first casino opened in Indiana – offers detailed monthly analysis of casino and racino revenues broken down by region, market share and performance relative to Illinois and Ohio, slot paybacks, and other information – and key Hoosier Lottery metrics.
Know the actions and impact of various regulators:
The newsletter is the sole comprehensive source of information about gaming-related activities of the Indiana Gaming Commission, the Indiana Horse Racing Commission, the State Lottery Commission of Indiana, and the Alcohol and Tobacco Commission. The newsletter tells you what they’re likely to do, what they’ve done, and how their activities will likely affect you and your work. The newsletter also covers the work of the Indiana Department of Revenue, Office of the Attorney General, and Indiana and federal courts as they review and regulate gaming-related activity.
Recent News
Lotto fun while it lasted
Fourth-biggest Hoosier Lotto $42.5M jackpot hit in Tell City A single ticket sold in Perry County wins the $42.5 million Hoosier Lotto jackpot on Wednesday, March 12. The winning ticket was purchased at On the Fly #822, a four-pump [...]
How we fared nationally in ’24
Relatively strong performance held back by lack of iGaming Final commercial gaming revenue numbers are in nationally, and the American Gaming Association, which collects the data, also massages it to detail key data by state and region. Among the [...]
Charity gaming a big buck biz
$14.7 billion in Indiana charity gaming revenue in 30 years As with virtually everything else in the Hoosier economy, the pandemic extracted its toll on charitable gaming revenues in fiscal years 2020 and 2021. The pandemic shutdown ended June [...]
Sorting through the detritus
Your detailed look at what’s moving, what isn’t, and why Following a three-session moratorium on gaming legislation due to fears of the optics of considering such legislation in the midst of a stealthy federal grand jury investigation into the [...]