The Massachusetts Gaming Commission released its March 2026 casino and sports wagering revenue report on 21 April 2026. The report covers both casino gaming and sports wagering in Massachusetts.
The release gives operators and investors a recurring measure of activity in Massachusetts casino and sports wagering markets.
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The Massachusetts Gaming Commission released casino and sports wagering revenue figures for June 2026 on 20 July 2026.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission’s page states that it released casino and sports wagering revenue information for May 2026 on 22 June. The page does not provide the revenue figures in its text.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission’s licensee information page states that only operators listed by the commission may accept sports wagers in the state. It says licensed operators pay tax on gross sports wagering revenue at 15% for retail and 20% online, and notes that Betr and WynnBet did not renew their temporary licences after early 2024.
Iowa sports wagering revenue rose 55.98% year on year to $24.57m in March 2026, while casino revenue fell 2.07% to $151.53m, according to figures provided to the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission. The month included the full opening of Bally's Marquette landside casino, which posted an 83.8% revenue increase.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming said sports wagering generated $8,803,180 in state contributions in March 2026, including $6,628,169 for the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund and $2,175,011 for the General Fund. Players wagered $604,713,646, and operators held 10.4% of the handle. Contributions for the first nine months of fiscal 2026 totalled $105,655,380.