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 figures show operators' July results and the tax revenue generated from Louisiana sports betting.
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Louisiana sportsbooks reported net proceeds of $63.2 million in November, up 12% year on year. The report described the total as a record.
Louisiana sports wagers rose 23% in July to $226.7 million, with growth in both retail and mobile betting, according to the report.
Reportedly, Louisiana’s 16 casinos generated $185.5m in July gaming revenue. The total covered land-based and riverboat venues and represented an 8% increase.
Michigan's online sportsbooks generated $30.8m in adjusted revenue in July, increasing 52.7% from June. Wagers declined 3% to $355.2m. The report noted that MGCB figures do not identify individual sports' contributions, preventing measurement of the World Cup's effect.
Kansas sportsbooks took $167.3 million in wagers in July, 4% less than a year earlier, according to a media report. The figure was the lowest monthly total reported for 2026 so far.