Louisiana sportsbooks recorded a 10.8% hold and $37.7 million in gross revenue in March, according to the Louisiana Gaming Control Board. Their $350 million handle was up 40.4% year on year, while adjusted gross sports betting revenue eligible for tax was $33.8 million, generating $4.9 million in tax revenue.
The figures show March betting volume, operator revenue and tax receipts in Louisiana.
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Missouri sportsbooks accepted $329.4m in bets in March, according to reports. The state’s quarterly betting total was almost $1bn.
Virginia sportsbooks took $672.8m in wagers in March, down 2% year on year, according to reports. Mobile and retail wagering both declined.
Nevada sportsbooks recorded $763m in wagers in March, down 11.3% from the same month a year earlier, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Their $46m win was up 107%, with a 6.0% hold compared with 2.6% a year earlier; mobile wagers totalled $550.4m, down 10.1%.
Louisiana's Gaming Control Board reported that sportsbooks generated $25m in gross revenue from $172.2m in wagers in July 2024. The statewide hold was 13.6%, while the state was eligible to tax $24m in adjusted gross revenue and collected $3.5m. Revenue rose 36.9% year on year, matching the increase in handle.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission reported that sportsbooks generated $42.2 million in gross sports betting revenue in July, up just over 40% from July 2023. Operators handled $411.8 million in wagers, producing a combined hold of 10.3%. The state collected nearly $8.2 million from adjusted gross revenue of $41.2 million.