The Massachusetts Gaming Commission published a press release about casino and sports wagering revenue for November 2024. The page did not provide the figures in its text.
The release concerns revenue data used to track Massachusetts casino and sports betting activity.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission published a press release on 21 January 2025 about casino and sports wagering revenue in December 2024. The page provides no revenue figures in its text.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission scheduled a remote public meeting for 20 November 2025. Its agenda includes a proposed civil penalty assessment concerning Caesars Sportsbook wagers on an unapproved event, house-rule updates, and consideration of Penn Sports Interactive’s rebrand from ESPN Bet to theScore Bet.
The North Carolina State Lottery Commission reported $813.9 million in sports wagers at eight online sportsbooks in November 2025, a third consecutive monthly record. The total includes promotional and bonus bets; the commission also reported $16.7 million in estimated tax revenue and $717.6 million in winnings paid to bettors.
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 announced casino revenue for August 2026 in a press release. The announcement also covers sports wagering revenue for the month.