Indiana Year-Over-Year Sports Betting Handle Rises 28% in July

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Indiana Year-Over-Year Sports Betting Handle Rises 28% in July
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Sports betting in the Hoosier State produced a healthy 11% hold on a monthly handle of $261.1 million.

These rises occurred despite the WNBA taking an Olympic break in the second half of the month, which likely contributed to a 12.4% decrease in the month-over-month handle. The Indiana Fever, led by star Caitlin Clark, has driven fans to games and increased wagers at Indiana’s online and retail sportsbooks. , thanks to an 11.1% hold enjoyed by operators. The Hoosier State has produced three consecutive months of double-digit win rates. Online sports betting accounted for $254.

That all helped put $2.76 million in Indiana’s coffers, down slightly from the $2.9 million gained by the Hoosier State in June. DraftKings led all online operators with a handle of $94.4 million and enjoyed a 10.4% hold. However, FanDuel produced a better month behind a 13.5% hold that generated $10.5 million in revenue on a handle of $78 million.

BetMGM continued its lockdown of third place, producing $2.5 million on a $25.4 million handle on a win rate just below 10%. Caesars was nearly $9 million behind but after a 4% hold in June held the online sportsbook back, it rebounded with a 10.3% win rate to haul in $1.7 million in revenue. bet365 finished comfortably in fourth place with a handle of over $13 million and has surpassed $100 million in accepted wagers since launching in the Hoosier State in late January. . PENN Entertainment’s online operator went from $14 million in wagering in May to $9.8 million in June and $7 million in July. Baseball dominated the single sport landscape in Indiana, accounting for $73.8 million wagered in July. The handle fell 11.6% from June, likely due to MLB’s All-Star break.

“Other” sports, which include golf, tennis, soccer, and MMA, led all categories with a handle of $80 million. A limited basketball menu still generated $27.4 million in wagers while football, which is bound to rise significantly in August, took in $2.9 million in July.

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