New York sportsbook revenue falls 4.4% in October
| By iGB Editorial Team
Revenue from New York’s four commercial sportsbooks declined 4.4% month-on-month in October to $2.2m (£1.7m/€2.0m), though this still represented the second-highest monthly total since the launch of regulated retail wagering in July.
Revenue from New York’s four commercial sportsbooks declined 4.4% month-on-month in October to $2.2m (£1.7m/€2.0m), though this still represented the second-highest monthly total since the launch of regulated retail wagering in July.
The October total was just shy of the monthly gross gaming revenue record, set in September at $2.3m.
New York has now generated $5.7m in sports wagering revenue since the market opened on July 16.
Rush Street’s Rivers Casino & Resort Schenectady remained the market leader in October, posting $1.0m in revenue from its Kambi-powered sportsbook. This was 10.6% higher than the $903,892 generated in September.
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