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Arizona

Arizona has legal retail and mobile sports betting, daily fantasy sports and keno, launched September 9, 2021.
Casinos are tribal only, run by 22 tribes, with no online casino, online poker or commercial casinos.
Arizona is the center of the national prediction-markets fight, with criminal charges filed against Kalshi.

More detail

Sports betting. HB 2772, signed April 15, 2021, legalized mobile and retail sports ("event") wagering, daily fantasy sports, and keno, paired with amended Tribal-State Gaming Compacts. The market launched September 9, 2021. It allows up to 10 tribal and 10 non-tribal (pro sports venue/franchise) operator licenses, plus limited retail-only licenses at racetracks and OTBs.
Tribal gaming. Tribal Class III casino gaming operates at facilities run by 22 of Arizona's federally recognized tribes. The compacts trace to 2002's Proposition 202, with tiered revenue-sharing contributions to the state.
Online casinos. There is no legal online casino (igaming) or online poker, and no non-tribal commercial casinos.
Prediction markets. Arizona is the center of the national prediction-markets fight. The Department of Gaming sent Kalshi a cease-and-desist in mid-2025. Kalshi preemptively sued the state in federal court in March 2026. Arizona responded days later by filing the first-in-the-nation criminal (misdemeanor) charges against Kalshi. Both cases were pending as of this writing.
Sweepstakes. The Department has also run cease-and-desist sweeps against dual-currency sweepstakes casino/sportsbook operators in 2025.

Reviewed Oct 10, 2026 · 50 sources

Legal status

LiveLegal, not launchedLimitedContestedProhibitedNot authorizedRepealedNA

Vertical	Status	Launched	Model	Details
Sports (online)	Live	Sep 9, 2021	Competitive	Statewide mobile wagering tied to the full (tribal + non-tribal) event wagering licenses. Per ADG's current approved-operator list: Bally Bet (Phoenix Mercury), Bet365 (Ak-Chin), BetMGM (Cardinals), Caesars (Diamondbacks), Desert Diamond Mobile (Tohono O'odham Nation), DraftKings (TPC Scottsdale), Fanatics (Tonto Apache), FanDuel (Suns), Hard Rock Digital (Navajo Nation), PENN/theScore Bet (Phoenix Raceway), Plannatech/betcris (San Carlos Apache), RSI/BetRivers (Rattlers). Circa Sports (San Juan Southern Paiute) is licensed but "not yet launched"; Golden Nugget (Hualapai) and Sporttrade (Quechan) have "ceased operations in Arizona" per ADG. A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 11 (§§ 5-1301 to 5-1321) [1],[2],[3]
Sports (retail)	Live	Sep 9, 2021	Hybrid	Retail event wagering operates at tribal casinos (under amended compacts) and at pro sports venues/racetracks/OTBs under "limited" licenses; up to 10 tribal + 10 non-tribal "full" licenses plus a separate pool of limited (retail-only) licenses for racetracks/OTBs. A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 11 (§§ 5-1301 to 5-1321) [1],[2],[4]
Online casino	Not authorized			HB 2772 (2021) authorized event wagering, DFS and keno only; it did not authorize online casino games (slots/table games/live dealer). No igaming bill has been enacted as of Oct. 2026.[1]
Online poker	Not authorized			No statute authorizes online poker in Arizona.[1]
Commercial casinos	Not authorized			No freestanding non-tribal commercial casinos are authorized in Arizona; land-based Class III casino gaming is tribal-only.[5]
Tribal casinos	Live	Dec 1, 2002	Monopoly Tribal	Voters approved Proposition 202 on Nov. 5, 2002, replacing the state's earlier (1993-era) compacts. Gov. Hull signed new compacts with 16 tribes between Dec. 2002 and Jan. 2003; Gov. Napolitano signed 5 more during 2003; Gov. Ducey signed the Hopi Tribe's compact in Nov. 2017, bringing the total to 22 of Arizona's federally recognized tribes (all federally recognized AZ tribes now have a compact). Each compact lasts 10 years, renewable for another decade plus a 2-year term. On April 15, 2021, Gov. Ducey and the tribes signed Amended Compacts adding event wagering and new Class III games (craps, roulette, baccarat) as authorized tribal casino activities. A.R.S. § 5-601 et seq. (Title 5, Ch. 6); Tribal-State Gaming Compacts (2002- ), amended 2021 [6],[5]
Lottery	Live	Jul 1, 1981	Monopoly State	Created by voter-approved Proposition 200 (Nov. 1980); first instant scratch tickets ("Scratch It Rich") sold July 1, 1981. Joined Powerball April 4, 1994 and Mega Millions April 18, 2010. A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 5.1 (§§ 5-531 to 5-576) [7]
iLottery	Not authorized			The Arizona Lottery's own "Where to Play" tool directs players to retail locations only; there is no online draw-ticket or e-instant purchase channel on arizonalottery.com (the mobile app is for ticket-scanning/second-chance entry, not point-of-sale). No statute authorizes direct-to-consumer online lottery sales.[8]
Daily fantasy	Live	Sep 9, 2021	Competitive	HB 2772 added a dedicated Fantasy Sports Contests chapter requiring Department of Gaming licensure of fantasy sports contest operators and defining "fantasy sports contest adjusted revenues" (entry fees less prizes, times the in-state participant percentage). A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 10 (§§ 5-1201 to 5-1213) [9],[1]
VGTs / VLTs	Not authorized			No freestanding video gaming terminal/VLT program outside tribal casinos exists in Arizona; not a recognized category under Title 5.[2]
Historical horse racing	Not authorized			No statute or Department of Gaming authorization for historical horse racing machines was located; Title 5, Chapter 1 governs only live pari-mutuel racing.[2]
Sweepstakes casinos	Contested			No Arizona statute specifically names or bans dual-currency sweepstakes casinos, but the Department of Gaming has run enforcement sweeps treating them as illegal gambling: in April 2025 it sent cease-and-desist letters to seven operators (including Stake.us) citing A.R.S. §§ 5-101 et seq. and Title 13, Chapter 33 (the criminal gambling code), and issued further cease-and-desist letters to sweepstakes operators again around June 2025.[10],[11]
Prediction markets	Contested			The Department of Gaming issued a cease-and-desist letter to Kalshi (and Crypto.com) around May 2025, calling its Arizona event-contract trading unlicensed illegal gambling. Kalshi preemptively sued Attorney General Kris Mayes and Department officials in the U.S. District Court for Arizona on March 12, 2026, seeking to block enforcement on CFTC-preemption grounds. On March 16, 2026 the Arizona AG filed criminal charges (20 misdemeanor counts) against Kalshi and Kalshi Trading LLC in state Superior Court -- the first criminal prediction-market case filed by any state -- covering unlicensed wagers on pro/college sports, player props, and the 2028 presidential race. On March 17, 2026 the federal judge denied Kalshi's request to block state enforcement and ordered Kalshi to show cause by March 20, 2026 why the federal court should not abstain given the pending state criminal case. Both matters were pending as of this file's as_of date.[12],[13]
Skill games	Not authorized			No Arizona statute or ADG carve-out authorizes unregulated "skill game"/grey-machine terminals; A.R.S. § 13-3301's broad gambling definition (risking something of value on a game of chance or skill) and Title 13, Ch. 33's gambling crimes apply absent a specific exemption, and none was located.[11]
Card rooms	Not authorized			No statute authorizes standalone (non-tribal) card rooms in Arizona; Title 5's gaming chapters cover racing, lottery, bingo, fantasy sports, event wagering and tribal gaming only.[2]
Lottery couriers	Not authorized			No statute or Lottery rule currently authorizes courier resale of lottery tickets. Couriers (Jackpocket since 2019, later Lotto.com) have operated in Arizona as a tolerated gray market; the Arizona Lottery Commission voted in April 2025 to let the Lottery draft rules formally authorizing and regulating couriers, with draft rules circulated June 2025, but as of this file's as_of date those rules had not completed the governor's regulatory review council process and taken effect.[14],[15]
Pick'em fantasy	Live		Competitive	Pick'em-style operators PrizePicks, Underdog, ParlayPlay and Betr are licensed by ADG as Fantasy Sports Contest Operators (same license category/chapter as traditional DFS); no separate pick'em statute exists. OwnersBox 3.0 is listed by ADG as having "ceased operations in Arizona." A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 10 (§§ 5-1201 to 5-1213) [9],[3]
Pari-mutuel	Live		Competitive	Live horse and dog racing with pari-mutuel wagering regulated under Title 5, Chapter 1; racing regulation is now housed within the Department of Gaming. A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 1 (§§ 5-101 to 5-131) [2]
Advance deposit wagering	Live		Competitive	ADG lists four permitted Advance Deposit Wagering providers: TwinSpires, Xpressbet, TVG (FanDuel), and NYRA Bets.[16]
Charitable gaming	Live			Charitable bingo is separately licensed under its own statutory chapter. A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 4 (§§ 5-401 to 5-415) [2]
Esports betting	Live		Competitive	The 2021 event-wagering law (SB 1797) that created Arizona's sports-wagering framework expressly authorizes "accepting wagers on sports, including e-sports, or other events" by ADG-licensed operators or tribes under compact; ADG's event-wagering rule (R19-4-101) defines "Event Wager" broadly to cover "sports events or other events." A.R.S. Title 5, Chapter 11 (§ 5-1301 et seq.) [17]
Social casino	Live			Pure free-to-play social casino apps (no cash-value prize or sweeps-coin redemption) fall outside A.R.S. § 13-3301's "gambling" definition, which requires risking something of value for a chance at a benefit; such apps are not separately licensed or banned. Dual-currency sweepstakes-casino products that redeem for cash are tracked separately under sweepstakes_casino (contested).[11]

Sports betting in Arizona: status, tax rate, sportsbooks and bills →

Tax rates

Vertical	Channel	Rate	Base	Since	Statute
Tribal casinos	retail	Tiered compact revenue-sharing contribution on Class III Net Win (gross gaming win, before operating costs), per ADG's own Tribal Contributions page: for Gila River, Salt River, Ak-Chin, Tohono O'odham, and Pascua Yaqui only -- 1% of the first $25,000,000, 3% of the next $50,000,000, 6% of the next $25,000,000, and 8% of each additional $100,000,000. All other Arizona tribes contribute a flat 0.75% of Class III Net Win.	NET_REVENUE	Jan 1, 2003	Tribal-State Gaming Compacts (2002- ) Primary source (ADG) confirms the tiered scale applies only to 5 named tribes; all others pay a flat 0.75%. Aggregate tribal contributions separately reported (2022-data news analysis) around $123M on ~$2.7B of 2022 revenue (~4.5% blended effective rate). Individual tribal revenue figures are confidential under the compacts. [21],[5]
Daily fantasy	total	5% 5% of fantasy sports contest adjusted revenues (entry fees less prizes, times the in-state percentage), set by Dept. of Gaming rule R19-4-208 under the A.R.S. § 5-1211 fee authority; statutorily capped at 10% of adjusted revenues (cap added by 2022 HB 2855 / Ch. 306).	OTHER	Sep 9, 2021	A.R.S. § 5-1211; A.R.S. § 5-1201(7); Ariz. Admin. Code R19-4-208 Confirmed via a 2022 Arizona House of Representatives bill summary for HB 2855, which states ADG's fantasy sports fee is "5% of fantasy sports contest adjusted revenues" under R19-4-208, and that HB 2855 itself added the 10% statutory cap. [22],[23]
Pick'em fantasy	total	5% Same 5%-of-adjusted-revenues fee as traditional DFS; pick'em operators (PrizePicks, Underdog, ParlayPlay, Betr) are licensed under the same Fantasy Sports Contest Operator category and fee rule (R19-4-208), with no separate pick'em rate.	OTHER	Sep 9, 2021	A.R.S. § 5-1211; A.R.S. § 5-1201(7); Ariz. Admin. Code R19-4-208[22],[23]
Sports (online)	online	10%	AGR	Sep 9, 2021	A.R.S. § 5-1318 Rate set by Department of Gaming order at the statutory ceiling of 10% of AGR for mobile/online operators since launch; the large majority of Arizona's event-wagering tax revenue comes from this channel. [24],[25]
Sports (retail)	retail	8%	AGR	Sep 9, 2021	A.R.S. § 5-1318 Rate set by Department of Gaming order under the statutory cap (max 10% of AGR); reported consistently as 8% for retail since launch. [24],[25]

Rules and requirements

Casinos

Number of commercial casinos/racinos operating: 0[6]
Number of federally recognized tribes with Class III compacts: 22[6]

Legislation

Summary of significant pending gambling legislation this session: No Arizona igaming/online-poker bill has been enacted as of Oct. 2026; a Gov. Hobbs FY2027 budget proposal to raise the event-wagering tax rate for the largest operators (reported as high as 45% for a top tier) was not included in the final budget. The Arizona Lottery Commission voted in April 2025 to let the Lottery draft rules formally authorizing lottery couriers; draft rules were circulated June 2025 but had not completed the governor's regulatory review council process as of this file's as_of date.[18],[14]

License fees

Sports wagering license fee(s) and term: Event Wagering Operator (full/tribal-or-non-tribal) license: $100,000 application fee, $750,000 initial license fee, $150,000 annual license fee, $0 renewal fee. Limited Event Wagering Operator (racetrack/OTB retail-only): $1,000 application, $10,000 initial, $5,000 annual, $0 renewal. Fantasy Sports Contest Operator: $2,000 initial, $1,000 renewal.[19]

Lottery

Date lottery began sales: 1981-07-01[7]
Multistate games offered (Powerball: Powerball, Mega Millions[7]

Minimum age

Minimum age to purchase lottery: 21
Arizona Lottery "Must be 21 or older to purchase or redeem tickets" (higher than the typical 18 in most lottery states).
[8]
Minimum age to place a sports wager: 21
A.R.S. § 5-601(B) requires tribal-state compacts to bar wagering by persons under 21; the statewide event-wagering age minimum under Chapter 11 is commonly reported as 21 as well.
[20]

Notes

Free-text notes that fit no other field: Per ADG's own Tribal Contributions page, tribal compact revenue-sharing is calculated on Class III Net Win (gaming wins minus losses, BEFORE deducting casino operating costs/expenses) -- not a post-operating-cost basis. Only five tribes (Gila River, Salt River, Ak-Chin, Tohono O'odham, and Pascua Yaqui) are on the tiered sliding scale (1% of the first $25M, 3% of the next $50M, 6% of the next $25M, 8% of each additional $100M of Class III Net Win); all other Arizona tribes contribute a flat 0.75% of Class III Net Win. Aggregate tribal contributions were separately reported (news analysis of 2022 data) at roughly $123M on ~$2.7B of 2022 tribal gaming revenue (~4.5% blended effective rate).[21],[5]

Sports betting rules

Esports wagering allowed: No
Left as unverified/unknown at the vertical level; recorded here as not confirmed rather than true to avoid overstating.
[2]
Statutory cap on number of online sportsbook licenses/skins (omit if uncapped): 20
20 full event wagering operator licenses (10 tribal + 10 non-tribal), plus a separate category of limited (retail-only) licenses for racetracks/OTBs.
[4]
Online sports wagering available statewide (not tethered to premises): Yes[1]

Tax revenue

Where gaming tax revenue goes (education fund: Event wagering privilege fees (8% retail / 10% online of AGR, per A.R.S. § 5-1318) are deposited to the state's Event Wagering Fund before distribution (including to the General Fund); exact current earmark formula not independently verified in this pass. Tribal compact "contributions" (see casino_tribal tax_rates) are split 12% to the contributing tribe's host cities/towns/counties and 88% to the Arizona Benefits Fund, which funds ADG and its Division of Problem Gambling plus instructional improvement for schools, trauma/emergency care, tourism, and wildlife conservation, per ADG's own Tribal Contributions page.[21]

Revenue

Tax revenueMonthly · Sports (online)

Monthly3-month average

$2.5M$5.0M$7.5M20222023202420252026Dec 2025 $6.6M$4.2M

Vertical	Measure	2026	2025	2024	2023	2022	2021
Daily fantasy	GGR	$14.4M	$32.0M	$23.7M	$16.6M	$5.3M	$1.4M
Daily fantasy	Handle	$73.4M	$154M	$123M	$102M	$44.1M	$17.4M
Sports (online)	GGR	$479M	$820M	$694M	$545M	$473M	$157M
Sports (online)	Handle	$5.1B	$9.1B	$8.0B	$6.6B	$6.0B	$1.7B
Sports (online)	Tax paid	$33.1M	$53.7M	$42.7M	$34.8M	$28.9M	$6.0M

Daily fantasyMonthly GGR

Monthly3-month average

$2.0M$4.0M$6.0M20222023202420252026Daily fantasy launchJan 2025 $4.5M$1.8M

Sports (online)Monthly GGR

Monthly3-month average

$50.0M$100M20222023202420252026Dec 2025 $85.4M$61.4M

Daily fantasy by operator, last 12 months

Operator	Channel	Handle	GGR	Share of GGR
PrizePicks	online	$59.7M	$13.5M	50.89%
DraftKings	online	$46.0M	$5.3M	20.06%
Underdog Fantasy	online	$19.2M	$4.5M	16.9%
Betr	online	$6.4M	$1.6M	5.86%
FanDuel	online	$10.5M	$1.1M	4%
Dabble Fantasy	online	$627K	$220K	0.83%
Splash Sports	online	$707K	$103K	0.39%
ParlayPlay	online	$493K	$92.3K	0.35%
FFPC	online	$397K	$88.0K	0.33%
Yahoo Fantasy Sports	online	$1.2M	$84.5K	0.32%
DataForce	online	$43.4K	$8,034	0.03%
RealTime Fantasy Sports	online	$49.3K	$5,620	0.02%
SportsHub Regulatory	online	$29.4K	$4,231	0.02%
OwnersBox	online	$256K	$3,959	0.01%
FastDraft	online	$10.3K	$710	0%

Sports (online) by operator, last 12 months

Operator	Channel	Handle	GGR	Share of GGR
FanDuel	online	$2.8B	$293M	34.77%
DraftKings	online	$2.8B	$267M	31.62%
BetMGM	online	$1.1B	$98.8M	11.71%
Fanatics Betting and Gaming	online	$975M	$63.6M	7.54%
bet365	online	$607M	$46.0M	5.46%
Caesars Entertainment	online	$516M	$34.9M	4.14%
PENN Entertainment	online	$185M	$14.8M	1.75%
Hard Rock Digital	online	$167M	$12.7M	1.51%
Rush Street Interactive	online	$73.8M	$6.2M	0.74%
Bally's Corporation	online	$36.8M	$3.3M	0.39%
Tohono O'odham Nation	online	$45.3M	$2.5M	0.3%
betcris	online	$14.7M	$567K	0.07%
Sporttrade	online	$7.4M	$148K	0.02%

Revenue report sources (119)

Licensed operators

Operator	Brand	Vertical	License	Status	Partner / venue
DraftKings	DraftKings	Daily fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
FanDuel	FanDuel	Daily fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
FFPC	FFPC	Daily fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
RealTime Fantasy Sports	RealTime Fantasy Sports	Daily fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
SportsHub Regulatory	SportsHub Regulatory	Daily fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
Yahoo Fantasy Sports	Yahoo Fantasy	Daily fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
Betr	Betr Picks	Pick'em fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
Dabble Fantasy	Dabble Sports	Pick'em fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
DataForce	DataForce	Pick'em fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
FastDraft	FastDraft Fantasy	Pick'em fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
Flexbets	Flexbets	Pick'em fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
ParlayPlay	ParlayPlay	Pick'em fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
PrizePicks	PrizePicks	Pick'em fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26],[27]
Splash Sports	Splash Sports	Pick'em fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	active	[26]
Underdog Fantasy	Underdog	Pick'em fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	pending	[26],[28]
Bally's Corporation	Bally Bet	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	active	Phoenix Mercury[26]
bet365	bet365	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	active	Ak-Chin Indian Community[26]
betcris	betcris	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator (tribal-partnered)	active	San Carlos Apache Tribe[26]
BetMGM	BetMGM	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	active	Arizona Cardinals[26]
Caesars Entertainment	Caesars Sportsbook	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	active	Arizona Diamondbacks[26]
Circa Sports	Circa Sports	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	pending	San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe[26],[30]
DraftKings	DraftKings	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	active	TPC Scottsdale[26]
Fanatics Betting and Gaming	Fanatics Sportsbook	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator (tribal-partnered)	active	Tonto Apache Tribe[26]
FanDuel	FanDuel	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	active	Phoenix Suns[26]
Hard Rock Digital	Hard Rock Bet	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator (tribal-partnered)	active	Navajo Nation[26]
PENN Entertainment	theScore Bet	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	active	Phoenix Raceway[26]
Rush Street Interactive	BetRivers	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	active	Arizona Rattlers[26]
Tohono O'odham Nation	Desert Diamond Mobile	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator (tribal-operated)	active	Tohono O'odham Nation[26]
OwnersBox	OwnersBox 3.0	Pick'em fantasy	Fantasy Sports Contest Operator	exited	[26]
Betfred USA	Betfred	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	exited	Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation[29],[30]
Golden Nugget	Golden Nugget	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator (tribal-partnered)	exited	Hualapai Tribe[26]
Kindred Group	Unibet	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	exited	Quechan Tribe[29],[30]
Sporttrade	Sporttrade	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator (tribal-partnered)	exited	Quechan Indian Tribe[26]
SuperBook Sports	SuperBook	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	exited	Fort Mojave Indian Tribe[29],[30]
Wynn Resorts	WynnBET	Sports (online)	Event Wagering Operator	exited	San Carlos Apache Tribe[29],[30]

Enforcement

Actions against unlicensed operators

Date	Against	Action	What happened
Mar 17, 2026	KalshiEx LLC and Kalshi Trading LLC, dba Kalshi	Criminal charges Prediction markets	Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes filed a 20-count criminal information against the Kalshi entities for operating an unlicensed wagering business, alleging bets were accepted from Arizona residents on sports, player props, and election outcomes (including the 2026 governor's race), in a case filed days after Kalshi itself sued the state. Filed five days after Kalshi had sued Arizona (March 12, 2026) over the state's position on prediction markets.[31]
Jun 23, 2025	3 unlicensed operators High5 (High 5 Casino) Novig Stake.us	Cease and desist Sweepstakes casinos, Sports (online)	Cease-and-desist letters to 3 operators (sweepstakes casinos, sports (online)), announced together.[32]
Apr 17, 2025	ProphetX	Cease and desist Sports (online)	The Arizona Department of Gaming issued a cease-and-desist letter to the peer-to-peer sports wagering exchange ProphetX, alleging unlicensed gambling activity in violation of Arizona's promotion-of-gambling and related criminal statutes. Reported in the press; no regulator document found.[33]
Apr 17, 2025	ARB Gaming, LLC, dba Modo.us / Modo Casino	Cease and desist Sweepstakes casinos	The Arizona Department of Gaming issued a cease-and-desist letter directing the sweepstakes-casino operator to stop all illegal gambling activity in Arizona, alleging its operations amounted to a felony criminal enterprise under Arizona's promotion-of-gambling, illegal-control-of-an-enterprise, and money-laundering statutes. Reported in the press; no regulator document found. Part of an April 2025 multi-operator cease-and-desist batch that also named Epic Hunts, Generiz, MyBookie, and BetUS.com.[33]

Tribal gaming

Compact notices in the Federal Register: 78 · first notice Sep 18, 1998, latest Jul 26, 2022

Payments from tribes to the state

Year	Amount	Basis
Q4 FY2025	$45.4M	Compact contributions to the Arizona Benefits Fund One quarter only; no full-year total found. Reported by the Arizona Indian Gaming Association. [34]
FY2026	$171M	Compact contributions to the Arizona Benefits Fund Fiscal year ending June 2026. Reported by the Arizona Indian Gaming Association. [34]

Tribal gaming revenue in the NIGC Phoenix Region

NIGC Phoenix RegionFederal fiscal years

$2.0B$4.0B$6.0BFY2019FY2021FY2023FY2025$4.2B

The National Indian Gaming Commission reports revenue only by region. This region also includes Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada. The region covers southern Nevada only.[35]

Compact notices

Published	Tribe	Notice	Federal Register
Jul 26, 2022	Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe	Amendment approved	87 FR 44421
Jun 14, 2022	Zuni Tribe of the Zuni Reservation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Yavapai Apache Nation of the Camp Verde Indian Reservation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	White Mountain Apache Tribe of the Fort Apache Reservation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Tonto Apache Tribe of Arizona	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Tohono O'odham Nation of Arizona	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	San Carlos Apache Tribe of the San Carlos Reservation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community of the Salt River Reservation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Navajo Nation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians of the Kaibab Indian Reservation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Hualapai Indian Tribe of the Hualapai Indian Reservation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Havasupai Tribe of the Havasupai Reservation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Gila River Indian Community of the Gila River Indian Reservation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Fort Mojave Indian Tribe of Arizona, California & Nevada	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Colorado River Indian Tribes of the Colorado River Indian Reservation	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Cocopah Tribe of Arizona	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
Jun 14, 2022	Ak- Chin Indian Community	Amendment approved	87 FR 35992
May 24, 2021	Colorado River Indian Tribes of the Colorado River Indian Reservation	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Hualapai Indian Tribe of the Hualapai Indian Reservation	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Zuni Tribe of the Zuni Reservation	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Yavapai-Apache Nation of the Camp Verde Indian Reservation	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	White Mountain Apache Tribe of the Fort Apache Reservation	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Tonto Apache Tribe of Arizona	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Tohono O'odham Nation of Arizona	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe of Arizona	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	San Carlos Apache Tribe of the San Carlos Reservation	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Salt River Pima- Maricopa Indian Community of the Salt River Reservation	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Quechan Tribe of the Fort Yuma Indian Reservation	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Navajo Nation	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Ak-Chin Indian Community	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Cocopah Tribe of Arizona	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Fort Mojave Indian Tribe of Arizona, California & Nevada	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Gila River Indian Community of the Gila River Indian Reservation	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 24, 2021	Havasupai Tribe of the Havasupai Reservation	Compact approved	86 FR 27889
May 8, 2018	Hopi Tribe of Arizona	Compact approved	83 FR 20852
Jul 17, 2017	Tohono O'odham Nation	Amendment approved	82 FR 32720
Jun 4, 2013	Salt River Pima- Maricopa Indian Community	Amendment approved	78 FR 33435
Mar 25, 2009	Cocopah Indian Tribe	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Mar 25, 2009	Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Mar 25, 2009	Zuni Tribe	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Mar 25, 2009	Yavapai-Apache Tribe	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Mar 25, 2009	White Mountain Apache Tribe	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Mar 25, 2009	Tohono O'odham Nation	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Mar 25, 2009	Navajo Nation	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Mar 25, 2009	Kaibab-Paiute Indian Tribe	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Mar 25, 2009	Hualapai Indian Tribe	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Mar 25, 2009	Havasupai Indian Tribe	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Mar 25, 2009	Fort Mojave Indian Tribe	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Mar 25, 2009	Colorado River Indian Tribes	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Mar 25, 2009	Ak-Chin Indian Community	Amendment approved	74 FR 12889
Aug 26, 2003	San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe	Compact took effect without action	68 FR 51299
Aug 21, 2003	Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe	Compact approved	68 FR 50548
Jul 3, 2003	Colorado River Indian Tribes	Compact approved	68 FR 39964
Feb 5, 2003	Yavapai-Apache Nation	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Cocopah Indian Tribe	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	White Mountain Apache Tribe	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Tonto Apache Tribe	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Tohono O'odham Nation	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	San Carlos Apache Tribe	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Salt River Prima-Maricopa Indian Community	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Quechan Indian Tribe	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Pascua Yacqui Tribe	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Navajo Nation	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Hualapai Indian Tribe	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Havasupai Indian Tribe	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Gila River Indian Community	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Fort Mojave Indian Tribe	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Feb 5, 2003	Ak-Chin Community	Compact approved	68 FR 5912
Sep 18, 1998	Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community	Compact approved	63 FR 49923

The Interior Department publishes a notice when a compact or amendment is approved or takes effect. Older compacts published before 1994 are not included.

Economy

Adults 21 and over: 5.7M (2024; 7.6M residents)
Gambling revenue per adult: $150 in 2025 · 17th of 23 states with a full year of reports
$852M kept by operators from daily fantasy, sports (online), divided by adults 21 and over. Tribal casinos and the lottery are not included.
Gambling taxes collected: $48.4M in FY2025 · 0.18% of all state taxes
Gambling jobs: 16.2K in 2025 · $56,525 average annual pay
Undercount: the Bureau of Labor Statistics withholds some figures to protect individual employers.

Gambling taxes collectedState fiscal years

$20.0M$40.0M$60.0MFY2013FY2016FY2019FY2022FY2025$48.4M

Census Bureau tax collections on amusements and pari-mutuel wagering. Most states book casino, sports betting and video gaming taxes here; amusement taxes can also include admissions taxes unrelated to gambling.

Gambling jobsAnnual average

10.0K20.0K20152017201920212023202516.2K

Casinos, casino hotels, card rooms, bingo halls, off-track betting and slot-route operators, from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Racetracks are not included. Jobs at tribal casinos are counted as government jobs.

Gambling jobs by industry, 2025

Industry	Ownership	Employers	Jobs	Average pay
Gambling industries	tribal and other government-owned	17	12.2K	$54,312
Gambling industries	privately owned	47	421	$93,036
Casino hotels	tribal and other government-owned	6	3,629	$59,720
Casino hotels	privately owned		withheld

Taxes by fiscal year

Fiscal year	Amusement taxes	Pari-mutuel taxes	Share of state taxes
FY2025	$2.6M	$45.8M	0.18%
FY2024	$5.9M	$40.7M	0.19%
FY2023	$8.2M	$34.4M	0.17%
FY2022	$8.2M	$186K	0.03%
FY2021	$258K	$109K	0.00%
FY2020	$4.5M	$160K	0.03%
FY2019	$2.9M	$184K	0.02%
FY2018	$3.6M	$183K	0.02%
FY2017	$4.0M	$129K	0.03%
FY2016	$3.8M	$160K	0.03%

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 Population Estimates: Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for the United States, States (NST-EST2025-ALLDATA); U.S. Census Bureau, Annual Survey of State Government Tax Collections (STC): Historical Dataset; U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2025 annual averages, NAICS 7132 (Gambling industries)

Timeline

Mar 17, 2026 · Court Ruling · Prediction markets
Federal judge denies Kalshi's request to enjoin state enforcement and orders Kalshi to show cause why the federal court should not abstain given the pending state criminal case[12]
Mar 16, 2026 · Enforcement Action · Prediction markets
Arizona Attorney General files criminal (20-count misdemeanor) charges against Kalshi and Kalshi Trading LLC in state Superior Court -- the first criminal case filed by any state against a prediction-market operator[12]
Mar 12, 2026 · Court Ruling · Prediction markets
Kalshi preemptively sues Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and Department of Gaming officials in federal court, seeking to block state enforcement on CFTC-preemption grounds[12]
Jun 30, 2025 · Cease And Desist · Sweepstakes casinos
Department of Gaming issues a further round of cease-and-desist letters to sweepstakes-model operators[10]
May 21, 2025 · Cease And Desist · Prediction markets
Department of Gaming issues cease-and-desist order to Kalshi (and Crypto.com), declaring its Arizona event-contract trading unlicensed illegal gambling[13]
Apr 1, 2025 · Cease And Desist · Sweepstakes casinos
Department of Gaming sends cease-and-desist letters to seven sweepstakes-model operators, including Stake.us, citing A.R.S. § 5-101 et seq. and Title 13, Ch. 33[10]
Aug 2, 2024 · Expanded · Sports (retail)
Department of Gaming allocates event wagering licenses to Plannatech (San Carlos Apache designee) and Sporttrade (Quechan Indian Tribe designee)[4]
Mar 15, 2024 · Expanded · Sports (retail)
Department of Gaming allocates an event wagering operator license to Fanatics Betting and Gaming as designee for Tonto Apache Sports Betting[4]
Sep 9, 2021 · Launched · Sports (online)
Arizona event wagering (mobile and retail) and daily fantasy sports go live[1],[4]
Apr 15, 2021 · Legalized · Sports (online)
Gov. Doug Ducey signs HB 2772, legalizing mobile/retail event wagering, daily fantasy sports, and keno, paired with amended tribal gaming compacts[1]
Nov 1, 2017 · Compact Signed · Tribal casinos
Hopi Tribe signs a gaming compact, becoming the 22nd and last Arizona tribe to do so[5]
Apr 18, 2010 · Expanded · Lottery
Arizona Lottery begins selling Mega Millions tickets[7]
Jan 1, 2003 · Compact Signed · Tribal casinos
Governor signs new Proposition 202-era compacts with 21 of Arizona's tribes (16 in Dec. 2002-Jan. 2003, 5 more during 2003)[5]
Nov 5, 2002 · Legalized · Tribal casinos
Voters approve Proposition 202, authorizing new tribal-state gaming compacts[5]
Apr 4, 1994 · Expanded · Lottery
Arizona Lottery begins selling Powerball tickets[7]
Jul 1, 1981 · Launched · Lottery
Arizona Lottery begins instant scratch ticket sales ("Scratch It Rich")[7]
Nov 4, 1980 · Legalized · Lottery
Arizona voters approve Proposition 200, creating the Arizona Lottery[7]

Legislation

AI outlook · Oct 11, 2026

Arizona's second regular session of the 57th Legislature was quiet on gaming, with only a housekeeping bill extending conflict-of-interest rules for gaming, racing, and boxing reaching the governor's desk. No major iGaming, sports-betting expansion, or prediction-market measures were considered. The state's contested prediction-market landscape, highlighted by the Kalshi prosecution, remains unresolved but so far has not generated legislative activity.

What to watch: The criminal case against prediction-market exchange Kalshi may fuel debate in the 2027 session, but no specific bills have yet been introduced. A legislative push on unlicensed online gaming or lottery couriers also remains possible.

SB1671Enacted57th Legislature - Second Regular Session · Jun 22, 2026

gaming; racing; boxing; conflict-of-interest continuation

IntroducedFeb 3, 2026
Out of committee
Passed SenateMar 2, 2026
Passed HouseJun 11, 2026
To governorJun 12, 2026
LawJun 22, 2026

Law · Jun 22, 2026

Shawnna Bolick (R)

AI summary · Oct 11, 2026

This bill continues conflict-of-interest provisions for gaming, racing, and boxing activities. It was passed by the legislature and signed into law in June 2026.

Next: Enacted on June 22, 2026; no further action needed.

Actions (16)

Jun 22, 2026	Governor: Signed by Governor
Jun 12, 2026	Governor: Transmit to Governor
Jun 12, 2026	Senate: PASSED
Jun 12, 2026	Senate: PASSED
Jun 11, 2026	House: Transmit to Senate
Jun 11, 2026	House: PASSED
Apr 9, 2026	House: DPA
Mar 24, 2026	House: DPA
Mar 9, 2026	House: House Second Reading
Mar 5, 2026	House: House First Reading.
Mar 2, 2026	Senate: Transmit to House
Mar 2, 2026	Senate: PASSED
Mar 2, 2026	Senate: DPA
Feb 11, 2026	Senate: DPA
Feb 4, 2026	Senate: Senate Second Reading
Feb 3, 2026	Senate: Senate First Reading

Open States record

All 15 Arizona gambling bills since 2025 →

Regulators

Arizona Department of Gaming — Sports (retail), Sports (online), Daily fantasy, Pick'em fantasy, Tribal casinos, Pari-mutuel, Prediction markets, Sweepstakes casinos
Arizona Lottery — Lottery
Arizona Office of the Attorney General — Prediction markets, Sweepstakes casinos

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