New York recorded a monthly sports betting revenue high in November, according to a report. Revenue exceeded the previous record by more than $30m, while the state narrowly missed a new handle record. The report also says the governor approved a sweepstakes ban.
The record revenue provides operators and investors with a new benchmark for New York sports betting.
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Rhode Island’s sports and iGaming wagering totalled $182.3 million in November, up 40% year on year, according to the report. The item also described iGaming wagering as a record, but provided no further figures.
Michigan’s online sports betting and iGaming revenue reportedly rose 18% to $335.7 million in November.
Connecticut’s sports betting sector reportedly recorded $272.3 million in wagering in November, up 19% from 2024. The figure was described as a new high.
Ohio sports bettors wagered more than $1.15bn in November 2025, according to reported market figures, setting a new monthly handle record. Revenue reached $133m, up 35.5% from October; online platforms generated $131.2m, while retail sportsbooks recorded $1.8m.
Nebraska’s Racing and Gaming Commission reported $1.5 million in sports betting revenue for November, about 25% above the previous record set in November 2024. The report said online sports betting expansion may return for consideration in 2026 after Senator Elliot Bostar withdrew an earlier bill; residents could be asked to vote on the issue.