Arizona’s Department of Gaming reported that sportsbooks took $648.2m in wagers in October, the state’s second-highest monthly handle at the time. Operators recorded $56.9m in gross revenue before federal excise tax and deductions, while the state collected $3.3m in taxes on $33m in adjusted gross revenue.
The figures show Arizona’s sports betting activity and tax receipts for October.
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Massachusetts online sportsbooks recorded $789.4 million in handle in September, reportedly an 18% increase. The figure was a record, according to the report.
New York online sportsbooks handled $2.29bn in wagers in September, up 10% year on year, according to data released by the New York Gaming Commission. Operators generated $193.7m in gross gaming revenue and the state collected $98.8m in tax; FanDuel led revenue with $77.6m, while DraftKings reported the largest handle at $870.6m.
New York bettors wagered $2.2bn in May 2025, generating $250m in gross gaming revenue, according to data from the New York Gaming Commission. New Jersey recorded more than $1bn in bets and $102.5m in gross revenue, while Ohio, Pennsylvania, Colorado and North Carolina also reported May figures.
Colorado sportsbooks recorded a $657.1m sports betting handle in January 2025, reportedly, setting a state monthly record. Revenue reached $60.9m and state tax receipts exceeded $4.4m; basketball accounted for $230m in wagers.
Tennessee’s sports betting market recorded monthly handle above $500m for each month from September 2024 to January 2025, reportedly. Handle peaked at $594,387,437 in November and stood at $543,646,737 in January. The report also says privilege tax revenue exceeded $10m in four of those five months.