Delaware’s retail and online sports betting operators generated almost $3 million in revenue in September, according to figures published by the Delaware Lottery. The total was more than three times the $958,547 recorded a year earlier, while handle reached $23.2 million, including $19 million online through BetRivers.
The figures show the September revenue and wagering volumes reported for Delaware’s sports betting market.
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A report on Vermont’s online gambling market says the state’s mobile sports betting sector recorded $198.8 million in handle in 2024 and about $235.1 million in 2025. January 2026 handle was $27.4 million, and the report forecasts more than $250 million for the year; it says Vermont does not permit online casino games.
Montana sports betting handle rose 7.25% year over year in November to more than $7.4m, according to a Montana Lottery report. Gross gaming revenue reached nearly $1.6m, up more than 122% from November 2023; handle fell 2.1% from October.
DraftKings chief executive Jason Robins said during the company’s second-quarter earnings call that it would charge a surcharge on bets in states where online sports betting tax rates exceed 20%. He said the company expected the charge to help protect margins and fund its ability to compete with illegal betting, while acknowledging that other operators might consider similar measures.
Virginia recorded $729.6 million in sports betting for September, down 1%. The total was the state's highest monthly figure so far in 2026.
Sports betting in Virginia fell 1% to $729.6 million in September, though the total was the highest of 2026 so far.
Kentucky sports wagers totalled $293.8m in September, reportedly 1% lower than a year earlier. The report gives no further detail in the available text.
Kentucky's sports wagers came to $293.8 million in September. Those wagers were 1 per cent lower year-on-year.