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.
The figures inform operators and investors about Colorado’s wagering volume, revenue and tax base.
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New York’s eight mobile sportsbooks accepted $26.3bn in wagers during 2025, up 15.8% from 2024, according to figures attributed to the New York State Gaming Commission. Annual gross revenue reached $2.55bn, while the state collected $1.32bn in tax revenue; FanDuel and DraftKings accounted for 76% of operator revenue.
Ohio sports bettors wagered more than $1.15bn in November 2025, according to reported market figures, setting a new monthly handle record. Revenue reached $133m, up 35.5% from October; online platforms generated $131.2m, while retail sportsbooks recorded $1.8m.
New York reported $2.47bn in mobile sports betting handle for January, an 8.77% rise from December and a record, according to the report. Gross gaming revenue reached $247m, and $149m was contributed to the Education Fund after adjustments, fines and penalties.
Washington, D.C. bettors wagered a record $65.8 million in October, according to unaudited data from the D.C. Lottery. Sports betting revenue was $6.6 million, the District’s second-highest monthly total; FanDuel generated $4.2 million.
Colorado's Division of Gaming reported a record $608.5 million in sports wagering handle for November, up 9.7% from October. Operators recorded $28.6 million in gross revenue and a 4.7% hold; the state collected $1.5 million in taxes on $14 million in net proceeds.