Massachusetts sportsbooks generated $53.9 million in gross sports betting revenue in February, the Massachusetts Gaming Commission reported. Wagers totalled $542.5 million, while the state collected $10.5 million in taxes from $52.6 million in adjusted gross revenue. WynnBET and Betr both stopped accepting wagers after February.
The figures capture market revenue and tax receipts as two mobile operators exit Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts online sports betting brands reported a 1% year-on-year fall in February betting to $611.1m, according to the available report text.
Massachusetts recorded $168.1 million in gaming revenue in February, up 5.6% year on year, according to data released by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. Sports betting revenue increased 16.1% to $76.1 million, while casino table and slot revenue fell 1.5% to $92 million.
Massachusetts’ three commercial casinos generated $92 million in February, down 1.5% year on year, according to figures published by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission. Slot revenue rose 3.8% to $65.4 million, while table-game revenue fell 12.6% to $26.6 million; Encore Boston Harbor led with $56.3 million, down 5%.
Iowa retail sportsbooks collectively lost $215,242 in February, the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission reported, according to the report. Statewide operator revenue was $13.6m on $220.6m in handle, while the state collected $936,700 in taxes. Mobile wagering accounted for more than 92% of handle.
Maryland’s 10 retail and eight mobile sportsbooks generated $2,796,880 in state contributions in February 2023, according to Maryland Lottery and Gaming. Combined wagering handle was $339,421,546, and the contribution came from a 15% tax on taxable winnings; mobile sportsbooks accounted for $2,698,767.