Wyoming’s Gaming Commission reported that five licensed online sportsbooks generated $1.59 million in gross gaming revenue in August, about 6% more than in July. Betting handle reached $12.2 million, up more than 25% month on month; DraftKings led with $6.57 million. Amusement-game revenue fell 0.5% to about $9.9 million.
The figures show monthly sportsbook revenue and handle trends in Wyoming’s licensed market.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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The Sports Betting Alliance gave five Republican Virginia senators US$100,000 each after the 2026 legislative session, citing the Poole Report. The senators supported online casino legalisation, but lawmakers failed to reconcile competing bills before adjournment. The alliance defended its contributions as support for regulated markets; senator Emily Jordan said outside funding would not determine her votes.
New York's eight online sportsbooks generated $46.5m in gross revenue for the week ending 2 August, up 66.7% week on week, according to figures reported by the New York Gaming Commission. Handle reached $384.8m, an 8.7% weekly rise, with market hold at 8.3%. FanDuel and DraftKings led on both handle and revenue.
New York’s State Gaming Commission data showed that mobile sportsbooks generated $204.2 million in gross gaming revenue in May, down 18% year on year. Wagers totalled $2.13 billion, while the statewide win rate fell to 9.6% from 11.3% a year earlier. The state collected $104.1 million in tax revenue during the month.
New York’s Senate unanimously approved Assembly Bill A10329 on Tuesday, sending it to Governor Kathy Hochul for consideration. The proposal would require licensed online sportsbooks to send customers monthly activity statements within 15 days of each month’s end, with expanded reporting beginning on 1 January 2027.
Ohio’s Casino Control Commission submitted a proposed rule change this week to remove credit cards as a funding method for sports betting accounts. The draft would allow promotional credits, winnings, bank transfers and certain provider corrections, while permitting other methods approved by the executive director. Public comment is open until 15 May, with a hearing and legislative review to follow.