New York reported $19.6bn in mobile sports betting handle and $1.76bn in gross gaming revenue for the 2023/24 fiscal year. In March, handle was $1.85bn and gross gaming revenue was $151.7m; March revenue was down 6.8% year on year.
The fiscal-year and March figures let operators and investors assess New York’s mobile betting scale and recent revenue movement.
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Arizona recorded $7.6 billion in total sports betting handle in 2025, according to the tracker. Its figures combine online and retail wagering, and the latest reported month was September 2025.
Indiana generated $5.6bn in combined online and retail sports betting handle in 2025, according to the tracker. It lists September 2025 as the latest reported month and names the Indiana Gaming Commission as regulator.
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 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.
US legal sports betting handle reached a reported $100.6bn in 2023 by the time Pennsylvania and Michigan published November figures. The total exceeded the $93.8bn wagered legally in 2022, with some states’ November data and all December figures still outstanding.