New Jersey's Division of Gaming Enforcement reported $80m in sports betting revenue for July 2024. Operators recorded a collective 12.3% hold, while wagers totalled $652.3m, up 6.5% year on year. The state received $10.3m in tax revenue from July wagering.
Monthly revenue, wagering and tax figures inform operators' assessment of New Jersey's sports betting market.
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Michigan's online sportsbooks generated $30.8m in adjusted revenue in July, increasing 52.7% from June. Wagers declined 3% to $355.2m. The report noted that MGCB figures do not identify individual sports' contributions, preventing measurement of the World Cup's effect.
Kansas sportsbooks took $167.3 million in wagers in July, 4% less than a year earlier, according to a media report. The figure was the lowest monthly total reported for 2026 so far.
New York’s Gaming Commission reported that the state’s eight online sportsbooks generated $214.4 million in gross gaming revenue in July from $1.88 billion in wagers. The 11.4% hold lifted revenue 83.5% from June, while the state collected about $109.3 million in tax.
Illinois Representative Daniel Didech filed HB5143 to end the state’s per-bet sportsbook fee from 1 July 2026, according to the report. The bill would amend the fee’s scheduled duration; operators currently pay $0.25 on the first 20 million bets and $0.50 on additional wagers. It would need to pass before the change takes effect.
Wyoming's online sportsbooks generated $1.5 million in revenue from $9.7 million in betting handle in July, according to figures attributed to the Wyoming Gaming Commission. Revenue rose more than 50% year on year; DraftKings led with $865,345 in revenue and $5.2 million in handle.