The DC Lottery reported that GambetDC recorded just over $826,000 in sports betting handle in September, down $40,000 from August. The platform took 38,963 wagers, while its online service had closed on 14 April following FanDuel’s appointment as the lottery’s official online betting partner.
The decline in GambetDC handle helps operators and regulators track its remaining retail betting activity.
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Louisiana sports betting handle rose 1% in September to $405.1m, according to the report. The figure was the state’s highest monthly total so far in 2026.
In September, sports betting in Louisiana reached $405.1 million, a 1 per cent increase, according to a news report. That figure made it the state's strongest month of 2026 to that point.
Vermont’s sports betting handle fell 1% in September to $19.8m, reportedly. A higher margin supported double-digit revenue growth, according to the report.
The Virginia Lottery reported that licensed operators took $737.2 million in sports wagers in September, up 18.5% from September 2024. Adjusted gross revenue was $64.5 million, and operators paid $9.7 million in taxes, including $241,716 allocated to the Problem Gambling Treatment and Support Fund.
Massachusetts online sportsbooks recorded $789.4 million in handle in September, reportedly an 18% increase. The figure was a record, according to the report.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission listed a report saying the state’s sports betting handle topped $800 million in September. The commission’s page linked to the report but provided no further figures or details.