The Massachusetts Gaming Commission released casino and sports wagering revenue figures for January 2025 on 20 February 2025. The notice does not state the figures in the available text.
The figures provide operators and investors with a regulator-issued view of Massachusetts gaming revenue.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission scheduled a public meeting for 28 July 2026, including waiver requests from Encore Boston Harbor, Plainridge Park Casino and MGM Springfield concerning a temporary sports-wagering prohibition. The agenda also includes a FanDuel house-rules update and a briefing on sports-wagering non-compliance matters.
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 Massachusetts Gaming Commission posted a press-release listing about casino and sports wagering revenue for December 2025 on 20 January 2026. The listing provides no revenue figures or further details.
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 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.