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%.
Weekly operator revenue and wagering figures inform licensed sportsbooks’ assessment of New York market performance.
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New York’s nine mobile sportsbooks generated $34.3m in revenue for the week ending 28 July, according to figures from the New York State Gaming Commission. Their combined handle was $271.7m and the overall hold was 12.6%; the state was estimated to receive $17.5m in tax revenue.
New York’s State Gaming Commission reported $35.1 million in sports betting revenue from nine mobile operators for the week ending 9 June. The operators handled $345.4 million in wagers, and the source estimated $17.9 million in tax payments; FanDuel led with $17.8 million in revenue from $134.1 million in wagers.
DraftKings generated USD27.3 million in mobile sports betting revenue in New York for the week ending 21 April, according to figures released by the New York State Gaming Commission. The nine betting apps reported USD57.3 million in combined revenue on USD454.8 million in wagers, while estimated state tax receipts were USD29.2 million.
BetMGM recorded a loss of more than $9.6m in New York for the week ending Sunday, according to figures released by the New York State Gaming Commission. The operator accepted $10.9m in Super Bowl bets and paid out $4.8m more than that handle; its total weekly loss was nearly three times the previous state record.
The New York State Gaming Commission reported that mobile sportsbooks generated a record $67.3 million in revenue in the week ending 14 January. FanDuel accounted for $33.4 million, while the nine operators collectively handled $445.7 million in wagers.