Ohio sportsbooks recorded $1.15 billion in wagering in November, up 13% year on year, according to the report.
Record November wagering gives operators and investors evidence of rising activity in Ohio’s sports-betting market.
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Ohio recorded $637.6m in sports wagers in August, down 4%. Both online wagering and retail betting declined.
The Ohio Lottery reported $116.1m in video lottery terminal revenue for November. Revenue rose 2% from the previous comparison period, which the source does not specify.
Nevada sportsbooks handled about $249 million less in wagers in the first five months of 2026 than in the same period of 2025, according to state wagering reports. At a Nevada Gaming Control Board meeting, sportsbook executives said prediction markets may be diverting customers, although Joe Asher said the effect could not be measured precisely; Kalshi maintains it operates lawfully under federal oversight.
Reportedly, Washington DC sportsbooks handled $80.2m in September wagers, an increase of 4%. bet365 began operating in the market during the month.
Reportedly, Missouri sportsbooks accepted $207.5m in wagers during August. That marked the lowest monthly betting total since the market opened.