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.
The figures show the weekly revenue, wagering volume and estimated tax contribution of New York’s mobile sportsbook market.
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New York’s eight mobile sportsbooks reportedly took a record $2.79bn in wagers in October. The handle rose 6% year on year.
New York's eight mobile sportsbooks reportedly took a record $2.79bn in wagers in October, up 6% year on year.
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.
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.
New York’s Gaming Commission reported $56.9 million in mobile sports betting revenue for the week ending 10 December 2023. The nine apps recorded a combined 13.9% hold, with the revenue figure ranking third among 101 weeks of mobile wagering in the state.
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.