Arizona's Department of Gaming reported $62.4 million in gross sports betting revenue for May, from $568.5 million in wagers. After $17.2 million in promotional credits and bonuses were deducted, the state could tax $43.2 million in adjusted gross revenue, generating $4.3 million in tax receipts.
The monthly figures show operators' wagering, revenue and promotional deductions in Arizona's sports betting market.
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Louisiana mobile betting rose 7% to $304.2 million in May, reportedly offsetting a decline in retail wagering. The report gave no further figures for retail betting.
West Virginia sports and iGaming wagering rose 26% to $846.4 million in the four weeks to 30 May, according to a report. The supplied report text gives no further details.
Online sports betting wagers in Massachusetts fell 3% to $625.0 million in May. The report said leading brands also recorded declines.
New Hampshire Lottery sports betting fell 1% year on year to $60.9 million in May, the report said.
Delaware reported $394.8 million in sports and iGaming wagers for May, according to a media report. The figure was a monthly record for the state.