Tennessee bettors wagered $463.6m in April 2025, up 21.7% year on year, according to data from the Tennessee Sports Wagering Council. The reported handle was down from $548.6m in March; the report also cites about $3m in adjustments, bringing April’s adjusted total to $466.5m, and $8.6m in state privilege-tax revenue.
April’s handle and privilege-tax revenue help operators assess Tennessee betting activity and the state’s tax base.
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Tennessee’s online sports betting market recorded $446.2 million in wagering in May, reportedly up 1% year on year. The report provides no further market figures in the available text.
Sports betting in Illinois rose 1% to $1.17 billion in February, driven by higher online betting, according to the report.
Tennessee’s sports betting handle reached $5.87bn in 2025, a 10.6% increase from $5.30bn in 2024, according to a market report. It said the state’s lifetime handle exceeded $20.4bn by the end of 2025; the report also described Tennessee as having no regulated online slots, table games or peer-to-peer poker.
Oregon’s sports betting market recorded $926.9 million in wagers and $115.8 million in revenue in 2025, according to the report. The state’s online gambling market consists of sports betting and lottery products; online casino slots and table games remain prohibited, and DraftKings is the sole mobile sports wagering app authorised through the Oregon Lottery.
Arizona recorded $7.6 billion in total sports betting handle in 2025, according to the tracker. Its figures combine online and retail wagering, and the latest reported month was September 2025.