The DC Lottery published an unaudited monthly sports wagering revenue report for August 2021. The supplied text does not state the report’s revenue figures.
The report offers a monthly record of District sports wagering, though the supplied text states no revenue figures.
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The DC Lottery published an unaudited GambetDC sports wagering report for August 2022. The page identifies the report period but provides no August wagering figures in the available text.
US commercial gaming revenue fell 0.6% year on year to $6.48bn in August, according to American Gaming Association figures. Sports betting revenue dropped 15.6% to $1bn, while iGaming rose 12.3% to $1.03bn and traditional casino gaming gained 0.9% to $4.44bn.
Figures from the American Gaming Association, put US commercial gaming revenue at $6.48bn in August, a 0.6% decrease compared with the same month a year earlier. According to the association's Revenue Tracker, a 15.6% fall in sports betting revenue more than offset gains made by traditional casino gaming and iGaming.
West Virginia recorded $922.1m in combined sports betting and iGaming wagers in August. The total increased by 16%, with each sector recording double-digit growth.
Rhode Island recorded combined sports betting and iGaming stakes of $174.4m in August. The total increased 13%.
It was reported that NGCB reached an agreement requiring Kalshi to stop accepting Nevada wagers by 12 August or face daily fines of $120,000. Regulators described Kalshi’s continued activity in the state as unlawful.