The DC Lottery published an unaudited GambetDC sports wagering report for July 2022. The page text also says the lottery has transferred more than $2.14 billion to the District’s General Fund since its inception in 1982.
Monthly wagering data informs operators and regulators about sports betting in the District.
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Colorado's Division of Gaming reported more than $47 million in sports betting taxes for fiscal 2025-26 and $3.5 billion in wagers through July. Gambling-harm advocates cited financial risks, while Sports Betting Alliance president Joe Maloney said regulated betting gives customers an alternative to illegal offshore sites. Governor Jared Polis signed a law in 2026 introducing deposit limits and a credit card ban.
Connecticut sports and iGaming wagering increased 13% in July to $2.05bn, reportedly with growth across all sectors. The report provides no further breakdown.
A report on Montana’s gambling market said sports betting revenue reached approximately $4.7 million in the first half of 2025, up 44% year on year. It put 2024 sports betting handle at about $66.5 million and said Montana Lottery sales exceeded $154 million in fiscal 2024.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming published revised bets-by-sport figures for fiscal 2024 after DraftKings corrected parlay totals from December 2023 to February 2024. The agency said an internal database issue had wrongly classified some wagers as parlays, but the revision did not change DraftKings’ taxable revenue or state contribution. Maryland’s sports wagering market contributed $60,311,456 to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund during the fiscal year.
West Virginia House Bill 4700, which has passed both legislative chambers, is heading to Governor Jim Justice. The bill would allow the state's betting regulator to bar people from wagering through mobile apps or retail sportsbooks if they harass players, coaches or officials in person or online.