The Massachusetts Gaming Commission published a press release on 20 June 2025 about casino and sports wagering revenue for May 2025. The supplied page text provides the release title and date but no revenue figures.
The release signals that the regulator has issued its May revenue update, although the supplied page text contains no figures.
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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.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission voted unanimously on 9 April 2026 to reopen sports wagering licensing and requested Notices of Intent from interested entities by 15 May 2026. The notice is for information only and does not constitute a licence application.
Massachusetts Gaming Commission chair Jordan Maynard is due to testify before a US House subcommittee on 11 November 2026 about efforts to protect young people from sports-wagering risks. He is expected to discuss Massachusetts’ age restriction, advertising rules, limits on college-sports wagers and the commission’s youth-focused programmes; the hearing is scheduled for 10:15 a.m. ET in Washington, DC.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission joined the International Association of Gaming Regulators' Illegal Gambling Awareness Week, which began on 10 November 2026. The campaign includes Check Before You Play, a tool that lets users check whether a gambling site is licensed in their jurisdiction; the MGC also said operators in Massachusetts must display its Seal of Approval on their platforms.