The Massachusetts Gaming Commission published a report titled “Sports Wagering in the Commonwealth: FY2025 at a Glance” on 3 March 2026. The page identifies it as a report and publication but provides no figures in the supplied text.
The report concerns sports wagering in Massachusetts, a market overseen by the state commission.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission reported November 2025 casino gross gaming revenue of about US$98.69 million and taxable sports wagering revenue of about US$94.94 million. The figures covered three casinos and seven mobile or online and three in-person sports wagering licensees, respectively.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission reported that Massachusetts casinos generated approximately $96.88 million in gross gaming revenue in October 2025. Licensed sports wagering operators generated approximately $71.30 million in taxable sports wagering revenue that month.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission said the notice-of-intent window for sports wagering licence applicants remains open until 15 May 2026. The Commission reopened the process after a request from bet365, which seeks a Category 3 licence; if applications for mobile-only licences exceed availability, it will establish a competitive evaluation process.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission voted to reopen the sports wagering licence process, according to a notice dated 10 April 2026. The notice provides no further details about the decision.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission published its FY2025 annual report on 23 July 2026. The page lists casino gaming, horse racing and sports wagering among the commission’s areas, but the supplied text gives no report findings.