Sporttrade said it will stop US online sports betting, with wagering ending on 25 May and platform access closing on 26 June. Customers in New Jersey have until 25 May to withdraw funds; those in Arizona, Colorado, Iowa and Virginia have until 25 June, after which unclaimed balances will be sent by cheque.
Customers and state regulators face different withdrawal deadlines as Sporttrade exits its US betting markets.
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Ohio sports betting handle reportedly reached $658.9 million in June, up 12% year on year. The report said retail wagering fell.
Kentucky sports betting handle rose 27% year on year to $222.7 million in June, reportedly. Gross revenue fell compared with June a year earlier.
Delaware sports and iGaming betting rose 37% year on year to $380.1 million in June, according to a report.
Maryland sports wagering rose 30% in June to $523.3 million, reportedly as soccer betting increased during the FIFA World Cup.
West Virginia reported $881.1m in sports and iGaming wagering in June, up 20% from the previous year, according to the report.