Sports betting in West Virginia: handle reaches $46.4m in September
The handle decreased 0.7 per cent year-over-year but increased 47.5 per cent from August.
US.- West Virginia’s sports betting handle was $46.4m in September, down 0.7 per cent from the same month in 2023 but up 47.5 per cent from August 2024. According to the West Virginia Lottery, $41.7m came from betting online and $4.7m from retail sportsbooks.
Operators revenue totalled $7.1m, a rise of 48 per cent year-on-year rise and 61.5 per cent from August. Online operators generated $6.1m of all monthly revenue while retail generated a year-high of $1m.
Greenbrier, partnered with FanDuel and BetMGM, led with $3m in revenue from $19.4m in bets for a hold of 15.46 per cent. Charles Town, partnered with DraftKings, ESPN Bet and Fanatics, posted revenue of $2.9m from $20m in bets, and Mountaineer, partnered with Caesars and BetRivers, registered $248,000 from $1.9m in bets.
Konami Gaming has announced the arrival of Konami slots on Caesars Digital’s online casino platforms in West Virginia and New Jersey. Longtime player favourites like China Shores, All Aboard, and Quick Strike are now live for real-money gaming on Caesars Palace Online Casino and Caesars Sportsbook & Casino in these jurisdictions to go along with Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Ontario.
