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.
The figures show operators’ reported betting volumes, revenue and tax contribution in Colorado for January.
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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.
Arizona and Colorado reported lower sports betting handle in March, according to state figures cited in the report. Arizona’s handle fell 5.7% year on year to $836.9 million, while Colorado’s declined 9% to $560.9 million; tax revenue rose in both states. Arizona’s Department of Gaming said it did not attribute the decline to any single factor.
Colorado’s sports betting handle reportedly rose 13% to $680.5 million in October. The total was the state’s second-highest monthly wagering figure.
Colorado's Division of Gaming recorded record sports betting tax revenue of almost €42m in fiscal year 2025/2026. The state took about €3.12bn in wagers up to July 2026. The Problem Gambling Coalition of Colorado says support services are struggling to keep pace.
Colorado's Division of Gaming recorded sports betting tax revenue of almost €42m in fiscal year 2025/2026. The state took about €3.12bn in wagers up to July 2026, the reports said.
Illinois sportsbooks reported $1.03bn in handle for August, unchanged from a year earlier. The report does not identify the reporting authority or provide further figures in the available text.
Illinois sportsbooks reported $1.03bn in handle for August, unchanged from a year earlier.