Lottery & iLottery Gaming Reports

1Q26 iLottery gross sales (wagers) increased +15% y/y but declined -2% q/q to $3.6 billion. The annual increase was driven by eInstant and Draw growth across most markets and new market contributions. GGR benefited from wager growth on an annual basis and was impacted by a combination of wager declines and an unfavorable product mix on a sequential basis. See the report for commentary on nationwide trends, analysis by jurisdiction, market share by platform provider, a legislative update regarding new potential jurisdictions, and our CY26 forecast.

1Q26 U.S. Lottery tracker, with total sales flat y/y at $26.5 billion, as iLottery strength offset declining retail Instant Ticket sales and weaker multi-state jackpot activity.

4Q25 U.S. iLottery tracker, with gross sales up +24% y/y to $3.6 billion, driven by both eInstant and Draw growth, new market contributions, and significant wager expansion.

4Q25 U.S. Lottery tracker, with total sales up +5% y/y to $29.1 billion, with elevated multi-state jackpot activity serving as the primary driver of quarterly growth.

3Q25 U.S. iLottery tracker, with gross sales up +19% y/y to $3.3 billion, driven by eInstant growth, new market contributions, and an increase in Draw game sales.

3Q25 U.S. Lottery tracker, with total sales up +8% y/y to $28.2 billion, driven by significant jackpot activity and growth in both Draw and Instant Ticket categories.

2Q25 U.S. iLottery tracker, with gross sales up +10% y/y to $3.1 billion, driven by eInstant growth and new market contributions partially offset by declining Draw game sales.

2Q25 U.S. Lottery tracker, with total sales declining -3% y/y but flat q/q at $26.2 billion, with Instant Ticket growth from iLottery offsetting softness in retail Draw games.

1Q25 U.S. iLottery tracker, with gross sales up +6% y/y to $2.9 billion, driven by eInstant growth and new market contributions partially offset by declining Draw game sales.

1Q25 U.S. Lottery tracker, with total sales declining -6% y/y to $26.2 billion, driven by softness in retail Instant Tickets across 46 tracked U.S. jurisdictions.