This interactive map highlights the state and local impacts of commercial casinos across the United States.* The impact of the industry is truly national in scope. This map highlights direct, indirect and induced impacts in the 22 commercial casino states, along with the diffuse impacts the industry generates throughout the rest of the economy.
*Based on 2010 economic impact data from the report “Beyond the Casino Floor: Economic Impacts of the Commercial Casino Industry.” Individual map data points may not add up exactly to totals due to rounding.
| Commercial Casino | |
| Commercial Casino State | |
| Casino Catchment Area (zoom in to view) |
- Direct Economic Impact: $49,730,601,087
- Indirect Economic Impact: $31,018,311,450
- Induced Economic Impact: $44,940,686,377
Total Economic Impact: $125,689,598,915
- Direct Employment: 346,272
- Indirect Employment: 178,608
- Induced Employment: 294,127
Total Employment: 819,007
- Direct Labor Income: $14,490,443,424
- Indirect Labor Income: $10,476,906,828
- Induced Labor Income: $14,170,708,803
Total Labor Income: $39,138,059,055
- Total Federal Taxes: $8,981,594,419
- Total State and Local Taxes: $8,394,044,836
- Total Gaming Taxes: $7,593,020,000
Total Taxes: $24,968,659,255
Use your mouse to roll across the map for state-specific data, and click for more details on individual states. Use the zoom feature to highlight select county-level impacts in casino host counties and surrounding areas where the most significant impacts are felt.
Rolling over non-highlighted areas on the map will reveal diffuse impacts that are spread more evenly throughout the national and individual state economies.