Vermont’s Department of Liquor and Lottery reported a $17.3 million sports betting handle for October, up 4% from September and the state’s highest since March. Revenue fell by more than 48% to above $1 million, while the number of bets rose to 825,204.
Operators can compare October betting volume with revenue and activity across sports in Vermont.
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Arizona sportsbooks recorded a state-high $967.1 million in October handle, according to figures released by the Arizona Department of Gaming. Operators generated $83 million in gross gaming revenue and $51.6 million in taxable revenue, producing $5.2 million in state tax. FanDuel led handle at $317.1 million, while DraftKings led revenue with $28.8 million.
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.
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.
North Carolina sports betting handle rose 5% year on year to $718.2 million in September, reportedly reaching its highest level in six months.
North Carolina's sports betting handle reached $718.2 million in September, a rise of 5 per cent compared with the same month a year earlier. The month ranked as the state's strongest in half a year.
New York sports bettors wagered more than $2.4bn in September, up 5% from September 2025, according to the New York State Gaming Commission. Handle for the first six months of the state's 2026/2027 fiscal year reached nearly $12.6bn, up 6.9% year on year, while sportsbook revenue fell 5.8% to $1.1bn. Prediction-market platforms dispute the gaming industry's claim that their trading diverts business from state-regulated sportsbooks.
New York sports bettors wagered more than $2.4bn in September, the New York State Gaming Commission reported. That was 5% more than in September 2025, an increase of nearly $114m in wagers.