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Taking a look at some of the latest monthly US state results, iGB analyses a year-on-year rise in sports betting revenue in Kansas during May and growth in the land-based casino market in Detroit, Michigan. Sports betting revenue in Kansas was 10.1% higher at $9.8m (£7.7m/€9.1m) in May. As for Detroit, revenue from land-based casinos
Welcome to iGB’s State of the Union, a look at the biggest North American sports betting stories we’ve covered over the week and briefs on others we found interesting. DC Lottery chief resigns, takes new job Connecticut Washington City Paper reporter Alex Koma broke the news that DC Lottery Office of Lottery and Gaming chief
Fanatics Betting and Gaming (FBG) has announced the launch of its Fanatics Sportsbook in Kansas, replacing PointsBet with immediate effect. Players in Kansas can now download the Fanatics Sportsbook and begin placing sports bets. Existing PointsBet customers will have their information automatically migrated to the new Fanatics Sportsbook. This includes their username, password, account balance
Consumers in Kansas spent a total of $219.3m on sports betting during September, a new monthly record for the US state. Kansas opened its legal sports betting market in September last year. Players bet $160.5m in the opening month, with this year’s figure 36.6% ahead year-on-year. The September 2023 figure was also up 132.3% from $94.4m in August this
