Indiana Generates Over $67 Million in iGaming Taxes in June

Indiana’s casino industry reported robust tax collections in June 2025, with wagering and supplemental taxes surpassing $67 million statewide, according to figures released by the Indiana Gaming Commission. The revenue reflects contributions from 14 licensed casinos across the state, underscoring the sector’s continued economic significance.

Tax Revenue Breakdown

The total combined tax revenue for June 2025 reached $67.2 million, representing wagering, supplemental, and sports wagering taxes. Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana and Horseshoe Hammond emerged as the leading contributors in both wagering and supplemental taxes. Hard Rock Northern Indiana reported $7.1 million in tax revenue, while Horseshoe Hammond contributed $7.7 million.

Hard Rock Northern Indiana stood out with the highest adjusted gross receipts (AGR) tied to wagering tax revenue, exceeding $30 million. Caesars Southern Indiana and Horseshoe Indianapolis also delivered strong performances, with combined tax payments of $18.9 million and $26.6 million, respectively.

Hard Rock Northern Indiana remains subject to specific tax provisions effective through June 30, 2025. These provisions influence its reporting requirements and deductions, which can affect comparative tax figures. Despite this, Hard Rock Northern Indiana continues to lead in overall tax contributions.

Year-to-Date Tax Collection

Through the first half of 2025, Indiana’s casinos have generated over $671 million in total tax revenue. Hard Rock Northern Indiana leads the pack with $84.6 million in combined wagering and supplemental tax payments. Caesars Southern Indiana and Horseshoe Indianapolis follow closely, highlighting their ongoing importance to the state’s gaming tax base.

Table games, including blackjack and baccarat, remain popular across Indiana’s casinos, with a statewide total of 601 table game units in operation. Hard Rock Northern Indiana reported the highest table game wins in June, totaling $7.18 million, followed by Horseshoe Hammond at $4.73 million. These figures further reflect the strong gaming activity contributing to the state’s tax revenue.

Industry Trends and Outlook

The June 2025 tax revenue indicates a rebound for Indiana’s gaming sector compared to previous years. In August 2023, overall gaming revenue experienced a 6% year-on-year decline. The current figures suggest stabilization and renewed growth in wagering activity statewide.

The tax collections incorporate various gaming tax components, including wagering tax, supplemental tax, and sports wagering tax. Adjustments related to free play, deductions, and other gaming activities affect the calculation of taxable AGR, reflecting the complex regulatory environment within which Indiana’s casinos operate.

 

June’s tax figures highlight Indiana’s gaming industry resilience, with leading casinos driving significant revenue growth statewide.

Conclusion

Indiana’s casino tax revenue for June 2025 underscores the sector’s vital role in the state’s economy. With key properties like Hard Rock Northern Indiana and Horseshoe Hammond leading contributions, the industry demonstrates resilience and steady performance amid evolving regulatory and market conditions. Continued monitoring of tax trends will be essential to assess the long-term trajectory of Indiana’s gaming revenues.