gambling revenue
Betting house profits
Gambling revenue is the money generated by gambling operations—casinos, lotteries, sports betting, and similar activities.
The term typically appears in business and policy contexts discussing the earnings of gambling enterprises or the tax income governments collect from them: The state depends heavily on gambling revenue from its casinos.
- casino floorGambling venue's central space
- licensing feesPayments for usage rights
- house edgeCasino's statistical advantage
- high rollersThose who wager lavishly
- sports bettingWagering on athletic contests
state lottery · tribal casinos · profit margins · taxation · community funding · financial reporting · budget shortfall · legal restrictions · economic growth · regulatory bodies · sin tax · vice tax · public health initiatives · transaction fees · charitable contributions · fiscal policy · tax incentives · market share
- microstate economiestax haven, tax havens, offshore banking, offshore finance, banking secrecy
- government revenuesales tax, income tax, property tax, excise tax, estate tax
- revenuerental income, interest income, dividend income, top line, sales
- State EconomiesGDP, economic development, job growth, unemployment rate, median income
- gambling taxes
gambling revenueearned income
Pay from work
charitable donations · investment returns · wage income · salary · wages
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