Mobile sports betting in New York: handle reaches record $2.3bn in October
The handle was up by 15.6 per cent year-on-year.
US.- New York’s mobile sports betting handle was $2.3bn in October, up 15.6 per cent year-on-year and 12 per cent from September ($2bn). It was a new record for the state, surpassing the handle of $2.11bn in November 2023.
The New York Gaming Commission reported that revenue was $176.3m, down 14.9 compared to September but 5.8 per cent ahead of October 2023.
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FanDuel took $77.3m in revenue from a $908m handle. DraftKings followed, reporting $58.9m from $813m in bets. Fanatics took $12.4m from a $178m handle and Caesars Sportsbook $10.9m from $155m. BetMGM took more bets ($161m) but less revenue at $9.5m. BetRivers took $3.5m on $46m in wagers and newcomer ESPN Bet $3.2m from $41m. Resorts World Bet and Bally Bet made $300,000 on handles of $7m and $11m, respectively.
