Louisiana mobile betting rose 7% to $304.2 million in May, reportedly offsetting a decline in retail wagering. The report gave no further figures for retail betting.
Mobile betting growth offset retail wagering’s decline, giving Louisiana operators a useful view of changing channel performance.
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Tennessee’s online sports betting market recorded $446.2 million in wagering in May, reportedly up 1% year on year. The report provides no further market figures in the available text.
Louisiana’s land-based and riverboat casinos generated $214.7 million in gaming revenue in May, reportedly 9% more than a year earlier. The total was their highest monthly figure of 2026 so far.
Louisiana’s sports-betting market recorded $272.1 million in wagers in August, with growth of less than 1%.
Nebraska voters are due to decide on Initiatives 440 and 441 on Tuesday, according to reports. Both measures must pass to authorise mobile sports betting through licensed racetrack casinos; the proposals set a 20% tax on gross gaming revenue and direct 70% of proceeds to property-tax relief.
Reportedly, the NYSGC unanimously advanced a revised proposal to restrict automated personalisation by mobile sports betting licensees. Regulators seek to prohibit operators from using AI to tailor promotions and betting recommendations, with the proposal also addressing algorithmic profiling and other automated systems.