Vermont sports betting operations recorded an $18.4 million handle in November, according to reported state results. Revenue exceeded $2 million, while the handle rose 6.3% from October and revenue increased 94%. The hold reached almost 11.2%.
Operators can use Vermont’s handle, revenue and hold figures to assess monthly sports betting activity.
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Connecticut’s sports betting sector reportedly recorded $272.3 million in wagering in November, up 19% from 2024. The figure was described as a new high.
New Hampshire generated nearly $87.3m in sports betting handle in November, reportedly its highest monthly total since March 2023. The handle rose more than 11.1% year on year, while the state received $4.6m in revenue share. DraftKings, the state's exclusive sports betting provider, reported revenue of more than $10.4m.
Vermont sports wagers reached $14.8m in July, up 14%, according to a report. The report attributed the increase to strong table tennis betting.
Vermont’s sports betting handle rose 39% in June to $14.0m, reportedly led by record baseball wagers.
Vermont House Bill 133, filed by Democratic Representative Thomas Stevens, proposes repealing the state's sports betting legalisation act and lottery provisions. The bill received one reading and was referred to the Committee on Government Operations and Military Affairs; the report says DraftKings, FanDuel and Fanatics were operating in the state.