The sports wagering handle of $323.2 million for July, which marked a year-over-year increase of 11.3%.
Sportsbook operators took in $34.5 million in gross revenue before promotional wagers and deductions were taken out for a healthy hold of nearly 11%, while the state collected a shade under $2.7 million in taxes for the month.
Breaking it down by FanDuel held on to the top spot in handle, with a total of $113.7 million in accepted wagers. Before promos and deductions, FanDuel’s gross revenue was $13.6 million for a 12% hold.
DraftKings took the second spot, with a handle of $102.4 million and gross revenue of $10.2 million for a hold of 10%.
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Caesars, at $32.6 million, came in a relatively distant third and fourth, respectively. BetMGM’s gross revenue checked in at $5.9 million for a very healthy hold of 13.6%, and Caesars kept a shade under $2.5 million for a more pedestrian hold of 7.7%.
Barstool followed at $8.9 million in handle and $659,419 in gross revenue before deductions and promos for a 7.4% hold, and the hometown Desert Diamond did $7 million in handle and $586,062 in gross revenue for a hold of 8.4%.
The soon-to-be shuttered Hard Rock Bet ($1.9 million handle, $134,998 revenue, 7.1% hold.)
Rounding out the rest were Golden Nugget at $99,166 in handle.
Notably, all the books — except for SuperBook, which lost a little less than $7,000 — turned a profit for the month.
