FanDuel leads New Jersey online betting and iGaming revenue in Q3

Combined sports and iGaming revenue Q3 2026

$1.04bn

Combined sports and iGaming revenue Q3 2025

$983.3m

FanDuel share of iGaming revenue

22%

FanDuel share of sports betting revenue

35%

FanDuel was the leading brand in both New Jersey's iGaming and online sports betting sectors in Q3 2026, according to the review. FanDuel took 22% of the state's iGaming revenue in the quarter and 35% of its sports betting revenue.

New Jersey's iGaming sector was more fragmented than its sports betting in the quarter. The top three iGaming brands held 53% of the market, while the top three sportsbooks held a 72% share.

Combined sports and iGaming revenue in New Jersey was $1.04bn in Q3 2026, compared with $983.3m in Q3 2025.

In separate New Jersey figures for September, combined gambling revenue rose 3% to $579.6m, mostly on the iGaming sector, which was up 13% at $274.8m. Revenue from the state's land-based casinos fell 1% to $227.8m. Slot machines recorded a 5% rise in revenue to $177.9m, while table win was 18% lower at $49.9m. Monthly sports betting revenue declined 14% to $77.0m, comprising $72.9m online and $4.1m retail.

According to the review, New Jersey is the first state to require online gambling operators to meet responsible gaming standards built on data.

Flutter Entertainment, the company that owns FanDuel, has confirmed a restructuring of its United Kingdom & Ireland business. The move is expected to lead to as many as 1,400 redundancies.