The Indiana Gaming Commission has released the state’s total casino activity for December 2025, as slot machines, table games and sports wagering combined to generate $191.6m in adjusted gross revenue (AGR), equating to a decrease of 3.4%.
Slot machine and table game win prior to tax deductions were $168.1m and $34.4m, respectively, representing decreases of 3.3% and 5.7% from the prior year period. Casino and sports betting operators submitted nearly $80.9m in tax for December 2025, having risen 4.9%.
Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana led all casino operators with $34.5m of AGR for December 2025, equating to a decrease of 0.4%.
Horseshoe Indianapolis and Harrah’s Hoosier Park generated December 2025 revenues of $27.8m and $20m, respectively, equating to a decrease of 2.9% for Horseshoe Indianapolis, but growth of 3.3% for the latter.
Caesars Southern Indiana accounted for just over $19.5m of December 2025 revenue, decreasing 5.1%, while Horseshoe Hammond AGR for the monthly period fell 10.2% to $18.1m.
Bally’s Evansville and Hollywood Lawrenceburg generated monthly revenues of $13.6m and $11.2m, representing an increase of 0.6% year-over-year but a decrease of 5.9% as well.
Bettors across Indiana produced a total sports wagering handle of just over $544.4m for December 2025, equating to a 3.4% decrease. Operators currently conducting business in the state generated a taxable AGR of just over $65m for the monthly period, representing growth of 106.5% from the prior year period.
Football, including college and NFL, accounted for $142.7m of the state’s total monthly handle for December 2025, while basketball generated an additional $145.8m of wagers. Parlay bets totaled $181.4m of Indiana’s total handle for December 2025, with all other wagers producing the remaining $74m.
The SGLA submitted testimony regarding Indiana House Bill 1052 on January 6, describing the legislation as an 'overly broad attempt' to safeguard residents from 'bad actors' in social plus gaming
