Connecticut reported iGaming wagers of $1.73 billion in May, according to a report published on 19 June 2025. The total was up 26% year on year and set a record.
Record wagers and year-on-year growth indicate rising activity in Connecticut’s iGaming market.
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Connecticut’s sports and iGaming wagers totalled $2.00bn in January, up 9% year on year, according to the available report text.
Connecticut recorded $2.12 billion in sports and iGaming wagers in October, a 23% increase year on year, according to the report. The available text provides no further detail on the figures.
Delaware reported $394.8 million in sports and iGaming wagers for May, according to a media report. The figure was a monthly record for the state.
West Virginia’s sports and iGaming wagering rose 21% in May to $670.8m, reportedly.
Connecticut lawmakers introduced SB01464 on 6 March and referred it to the Senate joint committee on general law. The bill would require the Consumer Protection Commissioner to set regulations establishing maximum online sports wagers, but it does not specify a cap; it also addresses participation in the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement for online poker.