The chart illustrates the top ten U.S. states generating the highest lottery revenues from 2020 to 2025, highlighting the strong economic impact of state-run gaming programs. New York leads by a significant margin, with total revenues exceeding $75 billion, showcasing its dominance in national lottery earnings. California follows with about $60 billion, driven by its large population and active player base. Florida secures the third spot at around $52 billion, reflecting consistent ticket sales and tourism influence. Texas and Pennsylvania report strong performances of approximately $48 billion and $42 billion, respectively, underscoring growing public participation. Illinois and Ohio contribute between $35 and $40 billion, while Georgia, New Jersey, and Massachusetts round out the list with figures near $30 billion. Overall, the data highlights how lottery revenues continue to serve as vital fiscal contributors for education and community programs across these states.
| Labels |
Total Revenue (2020-2025, USD billions) |
| New York | 70.7 |
| California | 58.6 |
| Florida | 50.1 |
| Texas | 47 |
| Pennsylvania | 41.1 |
| Illinois | 38.2 |
| Ohio | 34.3 |
| Georgia | 31.5 |
| NJ | 29.5 |
| Massachusetts | 27.2 |
