Source: Maryland Lottery and Gaming (MD)
Maryland Lottery and Gaming said sports wagering generated $13,473,873 in state contributions in September 2025. Bettors wagered $650,971,388, while operators paid $577,911,350 in prizes; the combined hold was 11.2%.
The monthly figures show operators’ taxable wagering activity and contributions to Maryland funds.
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Maryland Lottery and Gaming reported that sports wagering generated $19,012,033 in state contributions in November 2025. Bettors wagered $720,180,853 and received $622,895,669 in prizes; total contributions for the first five months of fiscal 2026 reached $62,867,832.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming said sports wagering generated $7,746,363 for the state in May 2025. The market recorded $504,448,190 in wagers, and the state’s share goes to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund. The agency reported 11 mobile platforms and 12 retail sportsbook locations operating during the month.
Maryland sports wagering generated $13,780,116 in state contributions in October 2026, the market’s fourth-highest monthly total, according to Maryland Lottery and Gaming. The market recorded $710,097,349 in wagers and operators paid $637,662,270 in prizes, leaving a combined hold of 10.2%. Contributions included $10,378,242 for the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund and $3,401,874 for the General Fund.
Maryland’s sports wagering contributions to the state reached $13,780,116 in October 2026, the market’s fourth-best monthly performance, according to Maryland Lottery and Gaming. Of that, retail and mobile wagering supplied $10,378,242 to the Blueprint Fund in October, while mobile proceeds sent $3,401,874 to the General Fund.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming maintains a catalogue of events and wager types approved for licensed sports wagering operators in Maryland. The agency’s page identifies the current catalogue as effective 1 November 2026 and says it also monitors market revenues and state contributions monthly.
Rhode Island’s combined sports and iGaming wagering reportedly increased 3% in September to $169.0 million. The available text does not identify the reporting authority or provide further detail.