SPORTS BETTING KIOSK MARKET Size and trends

Sports Betting Kiosk Market Size and Trends

Global sports betting kiosk market is estimated to be valued at USD 1.90 Bn in 2025 and is expected to reach USD 3.06 Bn by 2032, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.0% from 2025 to 2032.

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Due to legalization of sports betting across various countries and states, more number of betting outlets are being set up. This has boosted demand for sports betting kiosks from various clubs, pubs and bars to provide easy sports betting access to customers. Growing penetration of internet and adoption of new technologies by customers has boosted growth of digital sports betting through kiosks. Major kiosk manufacturers are also focusing on developments such as integration of advanced features and touch screens to provide enhanced user experience. This has encouraged various sports clubs and bars to install newer generation kiosks to attract more customers and improve customer satisfaction levels.

Market Driver: Mobile Wagering Sparks New Demand

The exponential growth of mobile wagering platforms in the recent years has opened up sports betting to a much wider audience and has boosted adoption of betting kiosks. As online and mobile sportsbooks have proliferated across various jurisdictions, more casual and younger sports fans now have an entry point into placing wagers virtually anytime and anywhere through their smartphones. This new generation of digital-native gamblers expect fast, seamless experiences in all their interactions. Major sporting events draws many new and returning bettors into retail sportsbooks or betting venues. Being able toast their favorites or track live odds boards in person provides an additional layer of engagement and excitement during marquee matchups. While some may wager from their seats, others appreciate the face-to-face service of betting counter clerks or kiosks to quickly cash tickets or place last-minute bets between periods or timeouts. Kiosks satisfy this desire for an on-location betting experience without long lines that could cause a bettor to miss their wager window. Their around-the-clock availability also makes impulse betting more accessible whether it is a weekday game or big tournament finale on a weekend. As digital options raise overall interest in sports gambling, kiosks play a key role in retaining these players under one roof where operators can further promote product offerings.