Meanwhile the state’s one retail sports betting operator, CT Lottery Corp, reported accepting $6.8 million in wagers down from the $8.7 million wagered in the previous month. GGR for the month amounted to $341,076 resulting in payments to the state of $46,898 less than half the amount collected in January. Overall mobile and retail sports betting in Connecticut combined to generate just $2.9 million in revenue during the month of February.
In total, the state collected just over $3.5 million in taxes from online casino gaming, retail sports betting, and mobile sports betting combined.
Jenny Tang
An experienced iGaming commentator and analyst based in New York City - Jenny reports on regulation and gambling industry news and events.