Sports betting handle in Colorado up 4.9% in November

Colorado reported yet another record month for regulated online and retail sports betting. According to the Colorado Division of Gaming, the Centennial State reported a record total sports betting handle of $716.4 million in December 2023 - a 38.2% increase compared to the state's $518 million handle for the same period the year prior. Colorado's…

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Silver State benefits from return of NFL and college football, sees $811.3 million in wagers for the month of September. Nobody was happier to see football return in September than Nevada's legal sports betting operators. The Silver State's mobile and retail sportsbooks combined to bring in $811.3 million in wagers for the month, nearly doubling…

Colorado sports betting handle plummeted in April, taking in $76.6 million less in wagers compared to March. A drop-off was expected as March Madness typically boosts betting. But this year, a significant decline in pro basketball wagers looks to be the reason for April's slump. This comes as a surprise after the Denver Nuggets secured the No. 1…

Apparently, Colorado sports bettors fared a lot better on their Super Bowl bets than their March Madness wagering, which isn't surprising given the level of chaos in this year's NCAA Tournament. The Colorado Department of Revenue reported $45.9 million in gross gaming revenue for the state's retail and mobile sportsbooks in March, a massive step up…

The Colorado Division of Gaming recently released the most recent monthly sports betting figures, indicating that wagers on pro and college games (made mostly via casino aps and sports outlets available through licensed gaming establishments) have experienced a slight decrease. Still, the wagering numbers are pretty eye-popping and B-ball games are…

Sports betting handle in Nevada may have dropped nearly $50 million in December, but revenue still climbed nearly 2% over November's numbers with a 6.27% hold. Nevada's legal sports betting handle dropped in December for the first time in four months, but that's not to say things aren't going well in the Silver State. Despite a dip from $927.9…

The latest Colorado sports betting figures from the Colorado Department of Revenue show promising results. During November, Coloradoans gambled $552603013. Compared to the previous month of October, November's handle represents a 4.9% increase. November represents just the fourth month with more than $500 million in sports betting handle since…

That is the fourth handle that exceeds $500 million in Colorado in 31 months of legal sports wagering. On Wednesday, the Colorado Division of Gaming reported that the said total handle signaled a 16.2% increase compared to the November 2021 handle of $475.4 million. October's total handle amounted to $526.6 million. The division also reported that…

Colorado saw its sports betting market eclipse the $500 million mark for the fourth time in its history during the month of November 2022. The Colorado Division of Gaming announced last Wednesday that the state's sports bettors wagered a total of $553 million in November 2022. That amount marked a 4.9% increase from the previous month and was also…

The Centennial State reported a higher tax rate, despite a dip in hold percentage, with the NBA surpassing the NFL as the most heavily bet sport during the month. Colorado continued its impressive trend, notching the second-highest monthly handle ever - for the second straight month - since it launched legal sports betting. Colorado's Department of…

November's $452.3 million in wagers marks the sixth-highest monthly handle ever in the Hoosier State, which also passed $10 billion in handle since it began legal sports betting in 2019. Photo By - USA TODAY Sports Thanks in part to November basketball in a hoops-centric state, Indiana's legal sports betting handle saw a monthly increase for the…

The Colorado Division of Gaming reported Friday the monthly sports betting figures corresponding to October 2022. The state recorded its second-highest month of total wagers with a handle of $526.6 million, a 17% increase from the prior month when the state saw a total of $450,2 million in bets. Additionally, a year-over-year comparison shows a…

Louisiana's first full year of legal sports betting resulted in more than $1.8 billion in wagers, generating over $26.4 million in taxes for the state. Louisiana sports betting in October hit a monthly record of $255.5 million, with $219 million coming from mobile bets and $36.4 million from retail sites. The wagers produced net proceeds of $4.2…

The Hoosier State's overall betting handle last month was a 46.5% increase from August. Indiana sports betting is working on a streak. The Hoosier State pulled in its second consecutive month of increased handle from retail and online sports betting, according to a report released Thursday by the Indiana Gaming Commission. The state's sportsbooks…

More than $450 million in wagers were placed last month at Indiana's sportsbooks, which helped the state hit a key milestone for sports betting. According to PlayIndiana.com, November's handle put the total amount of sports betting wagers past the $10 billion mark since 2019. The November numbers created just over $3 million in taxes for the state…

DENVER (CBS4) -- Table tennis continues to be a heavy hitter when it comes to sports betting in Colorado. Table tennis generated $63.5 million in bets this year. Only football, baseball and basketball have generated more. "...table tennis remains a popular draw in the state, even months after the return of major U.S. sports," said Ian St. Clair,…

Colorado set yet another online sports betting record in November as parlays and table tennis continued their reign in the Rockies. According to the Colorado Division of Gaming, the state took in just over $231 million in handle with both brick-and-mortar and online sports betting combined, up 9.7% from October's then-record $120 million. "The…