New York’s Gaming Commission reported $36.7 million in mobile sports betting revenue for the week ending 7 July. FanDuel recorded $14.37 million, $59,702 more than DraftKings, while the nine apps accepted $323.9 million in wagers and generated an estimated $18.7 million in state tax revenue.
The figures show operators’ weekly revenue, wager volume and estimated tax contribution in New York’s mobile betting market.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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The New York State Gaming Commission reported $440.9 million in sports betting handle for the week ending 28 April. Five weeks of mobile wagering attributed to April totalled just over $2.3 billion, above the previous monthly record of $2.12 billion; April’s final monthly figures were still pending.
New York’s gaming commission reported that mobile sports betting handle passed $40 billion by the week ending 17 March. The nine operators accepted $445.3 million in wagers that week and generated $40.2 million in revenue, according to the reported figures.
New York’s Gaming Commission reported more than $48.2 million in adjusted gross revenue for the state’s nine mobile sportsbooks for the week ending Sunday. Their handle was nearly $386.6 million, and the combined hold was nearly 12.5%.
New York’s eight mobile sportsbooks reported $62,042,634 in adjusted gross sports wagering revenue for the week ending 15 October, according to the New York State Gaming Commission. Their 15.41% hold also set a record across 93 weeks of mobile betting, while handle totalled $402,719,353.
FanDuel generated $32.3 million in New York mobile sports betting revenue for the week ending 10 September 2023, according to figures reported by the New York State Gaming Commission. Its $195.5 million handle set a company record for a single week in the state, while all eight mobile operators recorded $56.6 million in revenue combined.