The Indiana Gaming Commission reported a record $513.7 million sports betting handle for November 2023. Mobile wagers reached $496.8 million, while operators recorded more than $30.7 million in adjusted gross revenue and the state collected $2.9 million in taxes.
The figures give operators and investors a measure of Indiana wagering activity and revenue in November.
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Ohio sports bettors wagered more than $1.15bn in November 2025, according to reported market figures, setting a new monthly handle record. Revenue reached $133m, up 35.5% from October; online platforms generated $131.2m, while retail sportsbooks recorded $1.8m.
Virginia sports betting handle reached $798,878,673 in November 2025, according to activity reported to the Virginia Lottery by licensed operators. The figure was 5% higher than a year earlier; ten operators reported positive adjusted gross revenue and paid $14,274,610.66 in tax for the month.
Connecticut’s sports betting sector reportedly recorded $272.3 million in wagering in November, up 19% from 2024. The figure was described as a new high.
Colorado's Department of Revenue reported a sports betting handle of $647,951,807 for November 2024, the state's second-highest monthly total. Gross sportsbook revenue reached $55,666,475 and tax contributions were $3,958,611, according to the report. December 2023 remained the record month, with a handle of $716,430,270.
New Hampshire generated nearly $87.3m in sports betting handle in November, reportedly its highest monthly total since March 2023. The handle rose more than 11.1% year on year, while the state received $4.6m in revenue share. DraftKings, the state's exclusive sports betting provider, reported revenue of more than $10.4m.