Igaming revenue across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Michigan, Connecticut, West Virginia, Delaware and estimated Rhode Island totalled $625.3 million in June 2024, compared with $474.3 million a year earlier. Pennsylvania recorded $195.6 million, New Jersey $186.8 million and Michigan $183.2 million.
State-level revenue comparisons help operators and investors assess the relative scale and growth of these igaming markets.
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Underdog Sports founder and chief executive Jeremy Levine said the company will surrender its fantasy sports licences in Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio. The company will stop accepting new Drafts entries in those states and close the product when the 2026 NFL season begins on 9 September, while allowing existing drafts to finish; Levine said the move followed state regulators’ positions on its prediction markets.
Underdog is giving up daily fantasy sports licences across seven US states to preserve its prediction markets business. State regulators told the company that its federally regulated prediction platform could not coexist with its state-licensed fantasy sports operations.
Legislative developments concerning sports betting and igaming in Tennessee, Louisiana, Vermont and Oklahoma were reported in a media roundup dated 4 March 2026. The roundup also covered opposition to sweepstakes and prediction markets, but the available text gives no details of specific proposals or actions.
A plaintiff filed a federal class-action lawsuit against DraftKings in Michigan, alleging that the operator let him raise deposit and wagering limits without a required 24-hour waiting period. The complaint says the plaintiff lost more than $25,000 between 2022 and 2023 and alleges violations in Michigan, Colorado, Connecticut, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana and New York. Michigan’s gaming regulator investigated but declined enforcement action, according to the report.
Blask’s study compares year-on-year market trends in seven Latin American countries. It reports growth ranging from 94.75% in Venezuela to declines of 2.23% in Ecuador and 5.07% in Peru.