Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for gambling cage workers

New York leads at $48,340 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
New York$48,340$41,530–$52,290
Maryland$47,930$39,850–$49,920
Florida$42,900$36,010–$48,240
Washington$41,720$37,670–$46,400
New Jersey$41,430$39,580–$46,650
Arizona$40,780$36,580–$48,100
Illinois$39,900$37,050–$44,880
Pennsylvania$38,980$36,890–$44,510
Michigan$38,710$37,970–$44,820
Nevada$38,570$34,480–$44,810
Oregon$38,040$36,280–$47,870
California$37,650$36,410–$43,420
Indiana$37,650$35,790–$43,710
Iowa$37,230$33,700–$37,720
New Hampshire$36,820$35,190–$46,570
Minnesota$36,810$31,500–$46,170
Missouri$36,560$33,450–$38,610
Delaware$36,500$36,500–$40,200
North Dakota$36,430$35,720–$46,070
Wisconsin$36,430$29,480–$47,880
Kansas$36,360$29,010–$38,570
Kentucky$34,860$30,730–$37,220
Colorado$34,850$33,760–$45,450
South Dakota$33,300$29,440–$38,950
Louisiana$33,220$30,260–$36,520
Nebraska$31,640$28,080–$36,270
New Mexico$31,520$27,540–$36,320
Mississippi$30,890$29,220–$36,390
Oklahoma$30,590$24,720–$36,920
West Virginia$30,490$29,950–$35,240
Texas$27,480$25,700–$28,820

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.