Tennessee’s Sports Wagering Council reported that sports betting handle reached $547.8m in October, 5.2% above the previous monthly record set in September. Tax payments also reached a record $10.1m, according to the report.
The figures provide operators and investors with an update on Tennessee’s sports betting market and tax receipts.
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Delaware’s gaming handle reached $24,502,521 in October 2024 and $26,390,185 in November, according to a Delaware Lottery report. November’s figure exceeded the previous record of $24,206,090 set in November 2018; more than half of each month’s handle came from bets at Delaware Park.
Washington, D.C. bettors wagered a record $65.8 million in October, according to unaudited data from the D.C. Lottery. Sports betting revenue was $6.6 million, the District’s second-highest monthly total; FanDuel generated $4.2 million.
The Indiana Gaming Commission reported that the state’s 13 commercial casinos generated $187.9 million in October revenue, up 7.6% year on year. Indiana bettors wagered a record $537.9 million on sports, about 4.7% above the previous high of $513.7 million set in November 2023.
Kambi chief executive Werner Becher attributed rising black-market activity in Brazil to government action. He said the supplier was roughly a year from moving to 100% AI trading.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won Brazil’s presidential election with 51.75% of the vote, reportedly defeating Flavio Bolsonaro. Congress must decide the fate of Provisional Measure 1,394, which Lula signed in September and which bans online gaming and fixed-odds betting; lawmakers have 60 days to vote, with a possible 60-day extension.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won Brazil's presidential election, reportedly taking 51.75% of the vote against Flavio Bolsonaro. The result leaves the future of the country's online gaming and fixed-odds betting market with Congress, which must decide the fate of Provisional Measure 1,394, signed by Lula in September.