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 monthly figures inform operators and investors about casino and sports wagering activity in Massachusetts.
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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 reported approximately $92m in casino gross gaming revenue and $76.13m in taxable sports wagering revenue for February. The release identifies seven mobile or online sports wagering licensees and three in-person licensees, but its text refers to February 2025 despite the February 2026 headline.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission said it would hold a public meeting on 12 February 2026. The agenda includes a briefing on BetMGM non-compliance, a FanDuel request for review of a denied compliance proposal, and discussion of table tennis event approvals and Caesars Sportsbook house rules.