SOFTSWISS forecasts North American online gambling revenue reaching $76.6bn in 2028

By The Weekly Edge desk · 1 October 2026

Summary

SOFTSWISS forecasts North American online gambling GGR will reach $76.6bn in 2028, compared with $58.1bn in 2026, PlayUSA reported, citing report coverage by iGaming Business. Its iGaming Trends 2027 report projects North America will grow faster than other major online gambling markets through 2028.

Why it matters

SOFTSWISS forecasts North America will outgrow other major online gambling markets through 2028, informing operators' regional growth comparisons.

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