Online gambling market improves in Delaware
Online gambling operators in Delaware improved their performances during November’s operations.
US.- The online gambling industry in Delaware posted positive results in November, recovering from a year-low in October. Last month, the online gambling operators posted a 52.9% month-on-month increase in revenues.
The online gambling market posted revenues of US$376k in November, which represents the second-highest monthly total in 2019. It is a sharp increase from the year-low that the state had registered in October, when operators generated US$246k in October.
According to state regulators, these numbers represent a 52.9% increase from October to November. The highest monthly revenue was recorded in September, when Delaware totalled US$384k in online gambling revenue.
Moreover, it was revealed that players spent US$12.4 million, up from the US$9.8 million in October and also higher than the US$11.8 million in September. Table games were the top games in November as players spent US$7.8 million.
October’s performance
Online gambling revenue fell to US$246 in October, setting the lowest monthly total in 2019. The bad results can be attributed to a month-on-month decrease in revenue at Dover Downs. Players spent US$9.4 million on iGaming last month, which is US$1.8 million less than in September.
Total revenue in the state fell 36.1% in October to US$246k. This is a significant difference when compared to the US$384k that the state had registered in revenues during September operations, which was also the highest monthly total in 2019.
