The DC Lottery published its unaudited February 2021 sports wagering monthly revenue report on 8 March 2021. The supplied page identifies GambetDC and sports wagering but does not state the month’s revenue figures.
The report identifies GambetDC and the reporting period, but omits revenue figures needed to assess market performance.
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The DC Lottery published an unaudited GambetDC sports wagering report for February 2022. The page gives no wagering figures for that month; it also says the lottery has transferred more than $2.14bn to the District's General Fund since its inception in 1982.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission reported approximately $92m in casino gross gaming revenue and $76.13m in taxable sports wagering revenue for February. The release identifies seven mobile or online sports wagering licensees and three in-person licensees, but its text refers to February 2025 despite the February 2026 headline.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming said sports wagering generated $6,350,174 in state contributions in February 2025. The market recorded $475,708,504 in wagers, with contributions directed to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund. Contributions for the first eight months of FY2025 reached $61,171,291, exceeding the full FY2024 total of $60.3 million.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming reported that sports wagering generated $4,210,511 for the state from $442,557,658 in handle in February 2024. The contribution was 50.5% higher than in February 2023, while handle rose 30.4%; funds go to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund.
Arizona’s Department of Gaming said it will accept applications from 16 February to 4 March for at least two event-wagering licences. One tribal licence and at least one professional sports franchise licence are available, with the state’s law allowing up to 20 licences. Fanatics said it had no comment on future plans in Arizona.