The DC Lottery published an unaudited monthly revenue report for sports wagering in January 2021. The supplied report text identifies GambetDC and gives background figures for the lottery, but does not include the month's wagering results.
The report identifies GambetDC but omits January wagering results, limiting assessment of the market.
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Kansas’ sports betting handle fell 24.69% year on year in January 2026, according to Kansas Lottery data reported in the report. The market recorded an average 13.45% decline from December through May, while the February-to-May average decline was 11.20%. The article links the contraction to Missouri’s December 2025 online betting launch and the Kansas City Chiefs missing the NFL playoffs.
Missouri reported $385.1m in sports wagers for January, the state said. It was the second month of regulated sports betting in the state.
South Dakota casinos recorded $121.5m in gambling wagers in January 2026, up 10% year on year. Revenue totalled $11.1m, including $951,502 in gambling tax after permitted deductions; sports betting revenue fell 66% to $36,853.
Sports and iGaming betting in Delaware totalled $372.5m in January, up 41% year on year, according to the available report snippet.
Maryland sports wagering generated $10,928,540 in state contributions in January 2026, Maryland Lottery and Gaming said. Contributions for the first seven months of fiscal 2026 reached $89,533,261, exceeding the $88,923,572 recorded in all of fiscal 2025; January wagers totalled $615,845,563.