Massachusetts’ three land-based casinos generated $93.0 million from gaming and retail sports betting in February, according to the report. The source provides no further breakdown of the revenue.
The figure gives operators and investors a measure of combined casino and retail sports betting revenue in Massachusetts.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission scheduled a public meeting for 27 August 2026, including a request to extend a temporary waiver concerning debit access instruments. The agenda also lists a young-adult sports betting study, casino reports, proposed regulation reviews and requests concerning Plainridge Park Casino and MGM Springfield.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission outlines permitted and prohibited sports wagers in Massachusetts. It says wagers are not allowed on sports overseen by Russian or Belarusian governing bodies, or on specified judged events at the Olympics and other competitions; wagering on awards and approved special events is allowed.
Online sports betting wagers in Massachusetts fell 3% to $625.0 million in May. The report said leading brands also recorded declines.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission reported that three casinos generated about $105.88 million in gross gaming revenue in May 2026. Taxable sports wagering revenue across seven online and three in-person licensees was about $70.59 million, the commission said on 22 June.
A two-year study led by Suffolk University marketing professor Zhen Zhu examined sports betting risks among college students and was presented at the International Conference on Gambling & Risk Taking. Zhu said advertising can target younger players and called for more regulation, education and counselling; the study was funded by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission.