Delaware sports betting and igaming revenue down in April
| By Joanne Christie
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Delaware has revealed a month-on-month decline in sports betting revenue for April, while online gaming revenue also fell to a yearly low during the month.
Sports wagering revenue amounted to $615,772 (£479,891/€549,244) in April, down from $1.64m in March.
In Delaware’s online gaming market revenue amounted to $263,182, the lowest monthly total so far this year.
Delaware Park remained the market leader in revenue terms for both sports betting and igaming, with $369,894 in sports betting and $144,084 in igaming.
Dover Downs and Harrington Raceway ranked second and third, respectively, in both sports betting and igaming revenues for the month.
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