Arizona sportsbooks generated $63.3 million in revenue from $656 million in wagers in April, the Arizona Department of Gaming reported. Revenue rose 32% and handle increased 22% year on year, while the hold was 9.7%. FanDuel led both revenue and handle, with $26.5 million and $232 million respectively.
Arizona’s reported revenue, handle and operator figures help market participants assess April performance and competition.
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New Jersey sportsbooks generated more than $100m in revenue in April, reportedly. The statewide hold was 10.9%, while gross gaming revenue rose 12.8% year on year.
The North Carolina State Lottery Commission reported a record $811.4 million in total sports wagering handle for October 2025 across the state’s eight licensed online sportsbooks. Paid wagering revenue was $784.3 million, and bettors received $728.9 million in winnings, the highest monthly payout since the market launched.
Arizona sportsbooks recorded $849 million in wagers in December, reportedly up 23% year on year, while winnings fell 25% to $49.3 million. Promotional giveaways totalled $23.5 million, and the market’s hold was 5.8%; FanDuel and DraftKings each held 33% market share.
Arizona sportsbooks took $791 million in wagers in October, while revenue fell 3% year on year to $53.8 million, according to figures reported by J.P. Morgan analyst Joseph Greff. The books held 6.8% of wagers, and promotional allowances totalled $30.2 million.
New York’s online sports betting market recorded $183.8 million in revenue and $1.9 billion in wagers in April, according to reported figures. Revenue rose 32% and handle increased 27% year on year, with a 9.4% hold. FanDuel led with $91 million in revenue from $781 million in handle.