Ohio sportsbooks generated $88.8m in taxable revenue in May, reportedly up 31.7% from a year earlier, while the state’s four retail casinos took in $91.6m, up 8.4%. Sportsbooks handled $741.3m in wagers, and FanDuel led operators by handle with $251.3m, according to the report.
Revenue and handle trends help Ohio operators and investors assess performance across sportsbook and casino markets.
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Indiana sportsbooks took $428.2m in wagers in May, reportedly down 1% year on year.
North Carolina sportsbooks reportedly took $578.1 million in bets in May, up 3% year on year. Their revenue was lower than in May 2025, the report said.
Iowa's licensed casinos and sports wagering operators generated more than $30m in state tax revenue for May 2026, according to figures provided to the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission. Casino revenue rose 1.78% year on year to $152.15m, while sports wagering revenue increased 3.62% to $20.8m.
New York’s State Gaming Commission data showed that mobile sportsbooks generated $204.2 million in gross gaming revenue in May, down 18% year on year. Wagers totalled $2.13 billion, while the statewide win rate fell to 9.6% from 11.3% a year earlier. The state collected $104.1 million in tax revenue during the month.
New York sports betting revenue fell 16% in May, reportedly, while operators generated more than $200m in gross gaming revenue. The report described the month as slower for sportsbooks.