Delaware’s iGaming and online sports betting market grew total wagers by 40 per cent year-on-year to a combined $52.5m in January.

After December’s record performance, the state’s three licensed iGaming operators posted a 51 per cent increase in iGaming wagers to $44.1m in January.

Delaware iGaming Market: January 2023 (US$)

Delaware Park returned as market leader with iGaming wagers of $22.4m, ahead of Harrington Raceway’s $11.3m and Bally’s Dover Casino’s $10.4m.

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Consumers wagered more in sports in January, but online gaming decreased month-over-month.

US.- The Delaware Lottery has reported the state’s online gaming handle reached $44.3m in January. The figure was up 51 per cent year-on-year (January 2022: $29.2m) but marginally behind the $44.3m registered in December. 

Revenue from igaming was $1.2m. Online video lottery accounted for $979,980, table games $164,755 and poker rake and fees $45,128. Players spent $26.6m on video lottery and $17.5m on table games.

The leading igaming operator was again Delaware Park with $433,104 in revenue from $22.4m in wagers. It was followed by Bally’s Dover with revenue of $385,189 from $10.4m in wagers and Harrington Raceway with $371,750 from $11.3m.

Sports betting revenue reached $1.6m, up 114.7 per cent year-on-year and 14.3 per cent from December. Players wagered $8.4m, up 1.2 per cent from $8.4m in January 2022 and 3.7 per cent from December 2022.

Delaware Park was also the leading operator here, recording $282,305 in revenue from a $3m handle. Bally’s Dover registered revenue of $146,813 from $1.5m in bets and Harrington Raceway $71,607 from $767,910.

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