Louisiana’s 18 retail sportsbooks and nine mobile operators generated $31.2m in gross revenue from $274.8m in wagers in February, the Louisiana Gaming Control Board reported. The combined hold was 11.3%, while operators lost $2.7m on football bets; tax receipts were $3.8m.
The figures show the state’s monthly betting volume, operator revenue and tax receipts for market participants.
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New York’s eight mobile sportsbooks reportedly took a record $2.79bn in wagers in October. The handle rose 6% year on year.
New York's eight mobile sportsbooks reportedly took a record $2.79bn in wagers in October, up 6% year on year.
Kansas sportsbooks recorded $177.2 million in wagers in June, down 4% year on year, according to the report. The report said the FIFA World Cup provided only a limited boost.
Colorado sportsbooks generated $6.52bn in handle in 2025, reportedly up 5% year on year, driven by online betting.
Arizona sportsbooks recorded a state-high $967.1 million in October handle, according to figures released by the Arizona Department of Gaming. Operators generated $83 million in gross gaming revenue and $51.6 million in taxable revenue, producing $5.2 million in state tax. FanDuel led handle at $317.1 million, while DraftKings led revenue with $28.8 million.
Massachusetts online sportsbooks recorded $789.4 million in handle in September, reportedly an 18% increase. The figure was a record, according to the report.