North Carolina sportsbooks generated $78.1m in revenue in November, reportedly the state's second-highest monthly total. They handled $657.7m in bets, while the North Carolina State Lottery Commission collected almost $14.1m in tax; both revenue and handle were the highest recorded in fiscal 2025 to date.
November’s betting revenue, handle and tax collection show the scale of North Carolina’s sports betting market.
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New York’s online sports betting market generated $280.6 million in revenue in November, according to the state’s latest revenue report cited in media coverage. The report put handle at $2.61 billion, 15% higher than November 2024, while revenue rose 21.2% year on year.
Wyoming online sportsbooks recorded $22.8m in wagers and $3.4m in revenue in November, according to the Wyoming Gaming Commission, as reported. DraftKings handled more than $12.5m and generated over $2m in revenue, while no other sportsbook exceeded $750,000 in revenue. The commission also agreed to a feasibility study deal with Spectrum Gaming Group on online casinos.
Indiana sportsbooks recorded more than $614 million in wagers in November, reportedly citing figures from the Indiana Gaming Commission. The handle was 14.2% above the previous record set in October; sportsbooks collected almost $69 million in revenue after payouts.
Kansas sportsbooks generated a record $291 million in wagers and $25.5 million in revenue in November, according to figures released by the Kansas Lottery. Online operations accounted for $279 million of the handle and $24.7 million of revenue, while DraftKings took the most bets among sportsbooks.
Tennessee’s 12 online sportsbooks recorded $594m in handle in November, according to data from the Tennessee Sports Wagering Council. The total was up 8.5% from October and 15.3% year on year, following monthly records of $547m in October and $521m in September.