North Carolina’s State Lottery Commission reported $74.5 million in gross wagering revenue for sports betting in January 2025, according to the report. Revenue rose 108.66% from December’s $35.7 million, while total wagers increased to $646.9 million from $629.5 million.
The monthly figures show operators’ reported revenue and wagering volume in North Carolina’s sports betting market.
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New Jersey's Division of Gaming Enforcement reported sportsbook revenue of $114.2 million in January, down from $122.2 million a year earlier. Sports betting handle exceeded $1 billion, while the hold on completed events was 10.7%; sports betting taxes generated $23.9 million. FanDuel led operator revenue at $45.6 million, followed by DraftKings at $30.6 million.
North Carolina’s sports betting market generated $14.4 million in tax payments in January, according to figures attributed to the North Carolina State Lottery Commission. The report said this was the fifth consecutive month with tax payments above $12 million and that the state levies an 18% tax on gross wagering revenue.
New York bettors placed $2.45bn in online sports wagers and $4.6m at retail sportsbooks in January 2026, according to data released by the New York State Gaming Commission. Sportsbook revenue was $260.2m, including $132.5m in tax revenue for the state; FanDuel and DraftKings accounted for nearly 70% of wagers.
Colorado sportsbooks recorded a $657.1m sports betting handle in January 2025, reportedly, setting a state monthly record. Revenue reached $60.9m and state tax receipts exceeded $4.4m; basketball accounted for $230m in wagers.
New York online sportsbooks reportedly generated $247 million in revenue in January, on nearly $2.5 billion in wagers, according to figures released by the New York Gaming Commission. FanDuel led with $111.3 million in revenue, while DraftKings recorded $82 million.