New York’s nine mobile sportsbooks generated $42.1 million in revenue for the week ending 7 April, the New York State Gaming Commission reported. Handle reached nearly $466 million and estimated tax receipts totalled $21.5 million. FanDuel accounted for $21.8 million in revenue, more than half the weekly total.
The weekly figures detail revenue, wagering and estimated tax receipts across New York’s mobile sportsbook market.
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A Federal Reserve Bank of New York study found that counties introducing mobile sports betting saw delinquency rates rise by 0.31 percentage points from a 10.71% baseline. The study estimated a 10% increase among bettors, rising to 26% for those under 40; it also reported increases in nearby counties where betting remained illegal.
New York's mobile sports wagering handle increased 6% in February to $2.09bn, while FanDuel and DraftKings reported declines, according to the available report text.
New York mobile sports betting wagering fell 2% year on year to $2.44bn in January, according to a report. The decline was the state’s first annual fall in wagering since February 2023.
New York’s State Gaming Commission reported mobile sports betting handle of more than $2.43bn in March. Gross gaming revenue was $161.8m, while fiscal 2024/25 handle reached $23.94bn, up from $19.89bn in 2023/24.
New York reported $2.47bn in mobile sports betting handle for January, an 8.77% rise from December and a record, according to the report. Gross gaming revenue reached $247m, and $149m was contributed to the Education Fund after adjustments, fines and penalties.