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New York’s Online Sports Betting Faces a Mid-Year Slump

 According to the New York State Gaming Commission, July’s online sports betting handle reached $1.4 billion, the lowest monthly total since July 2024. This figure was 15.2% down from June’s $1.65 billion, although it still reflected year-on-year growth of 10.6% in revenue. Gross gaming revenue for July came in at $155.8 million, with a monthly […]

 According to the New York State Gaming Commission, July’s online sports betting handle reached $1.4 billion, the lowest monthly total since July 2024. This figure was 15.2% down from June’s $1.65 billion, although it still reflected year-on-year growth of 10.6% in revenue. Gross gaming revenue for July came in at $155.8 million, with a monthly hold of 11.1%.

FanDuel led in revenue with $61.4 million from a $476.9 million handle, while DraftKings topped the handle charts with $509.4 million but earned $52.5 million in revenue. Fanatics, BetMGM, and Caesars rounded out the top five, while ESPN Bet and Rush Street Interactive maintained strong mid-tier positions.

The results show a seasonal slowdown combined with ongoing operator competition an important market shift for analysts and stakeholders to monitor.

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