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 figures show the weekly revenue and tax yield from New York’s mobile sports betting market.
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New York bettors wagered $2.2bn in May 2025, generating $250m in gross gaming revenue, according to data from the New York Gaming Commission. New Jersey recorded more than $1bn in bets and $102.5m in gross revenue, while Ohio, Pennsylvania, Colorado and North Carolina also reported May figures.
Online sportsbooks in New York generated $150.4 million in December revenue from handle just below $2.3 billion, reportedly. Handle rose 12% year on year, while operator winnings fell 20%; FanDuel recorded $70.6 million in revenue and DraftKings $46.5 million.
Illinois sportsbooks reported $1.03bn in handle for August, unchanged from a year earlier. The report does not identify the reporting authority or provide further figures in the available text.
Illinois sportsbooks reported $1.03bn in handle for August, unchanged from a year earlier.
iGamingToday reported that North Carolina online sportsbooks accepted nearly $590m in June 2026 wagers. It was the market’s strongest June since mobile betting began.
Kansas sportsbooks recorded $177.2 million in wagers in June, down 4% year on year, according to the report. The report said the FIFA World Cup provided only a limited boost.