Indiana Gaming Commission reports record $53.5m sports betting revenue
Indiana’s Gaming Commission reported a record $53.5 million in adjusted gross sports betting revenue for January. Bettors wagered $480.6 million, including $269.9 million on parlays, and the state collected $5.1 million in sports betting taxes. FanDuel led mobile operators by revenue, while DraftKings led by handle, according to the report.
The record revenue and tax figures provide operators and investors with a measure of Indiana’s January market performance.