Nevada sportsbooks recorded $763m in wagers in March, down 11.3% from the same month a year earlier, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Their $46m win was up 107%, with a 6.0% hold compared with 2.6% a year earlier; mobile wagers totalled $550.4m, down 10.1%.
The figures give Nevada operators and investors a measure of monthly wagering volume and sportsbook revenue.
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Sportsbooks in about 20 US states reported $6.8bn in wagers and $468.4m in revenue for June, according to the figures cited in the report. New Jersey's attorney general's office attributed revenue declines to player winnings on NBA Finals and FIFA World Cup games; Connecticut's sports betting revenue fell 57.46% year on year.
Illinois sportsbooks reported $1.03bn in handle for August, unchanged from a year earlier. The report does not identify the reporting authority or provide further figures in the available text.
Illinois sportsbooks reported $1.03bn in handle for August, unchanged from a year earlier.
New York mobile sportsbooks reported $2.40 billion in handle for September, reportedly up 5% from the previous period. FanDuel led the market, according to the report.
New York's mobile sportsbooks reported handle of $2.40bn for September, a 5% increase on the previous period, with FanDuel leading the market.
New York's eight online sportsbooks generated $46.5m in gross revenue for the week ending 2 August, up 66.7% week on week, according to figures reported by the New York Gaming Commission. Handle reached $384.8m, an 8.7% weekly rise, with market hold at 8.3%. FanDuel and DraftKings led on both handle and revenue.
iGamingToday reported that North Carolina online sportsbooks accepted nearly $590m in June 2026 wagers. It was the market’s strongest June since mobile betting began.