Arizona sportsbooks generated a record $67.7 million in gross revenue in December 2023, according to figures reported by the state Department of Gaming. Their full-year gross revenue reached $557.4 million, up 17.8% from 2022, while 2023 betting handle exceeded $6.57 billion.
Arizona’s reported revenue and handle figures give operators and investors a measure of the state market’s performance.
The day’s most important stories, free. One email a day.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission’s page, dated 1 February 2026, links to a report that says sportsbooks in the state recorded a $102 million December betting total. The page identifies the report as coverage of sports wagering.
Michigan’s online casinos generated a record $315.8m in revenue in December, reportedly. The state’s 15 igaming brands exceeded the previous high, set in October 2025, by 14%.
Colorado’s Division of Gaming reported that sportsbooks took $716.4m in wagers in December, a record monthly handle for the state. Operators recorded just over $40.5m in gross revenue, while taxes on $25.1m in adjusted gross revenue produced a monthly high of $3.7m, according to the report.
Pennsylvania’s Gaming Control Board reported that sportsbooks generated $72.5 million in gross sports wagering revenue in December 2023, a state monthly record. The state recorded $925.6 million in wagers that month and ended 2023 with $7.68 billion in sports betting handle. iGaming revenue also reached a monthly record, at $165.1 million.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission reported that sportsbooks took $658.7 million in wagers in December, a monthly record and $4.3 million above November’s total. Gross revenue also reached a monthly high of $62.2 million; the state collected $93.9 million in sports-wagering taxes during 2023, according to the report.