Connecticut sports betting and iGaming wagers rose 10% in February to $1.90bn, reportedly remaining below $2bn for the first time in six months.
Higher February wagers indicate increased activity for operators and investors in Connecticut’s sports betting and iGaming markets.
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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.
Connecticut recorded $1.95 billion in iGaming wagers in September, reportedly a record. The figure was 6% higher than in September a year earlier.
Louisiana sports betting wagers reportedly increased 25% year on year to $306.1 million in June. Wagers for the first half of 2026 reached $2.04 billion, the report said.
Wyoming’s sports wagers rose 13% to $16.9 million in May, reportedly. Revenue was lower than in May 2025, the report said.
West Virginia's combined sports and iGaming wagering rose 21% in September to $962.6 million, according to the report. The source does not identify the reporting authority or provide further market details.
Combined wagering in West Virginia grew by 21 per cent in September, reaching $962.6 million.