New Hampshire Sportsbooks Follow up Record-breaking January With Worst Month Since Sept 2021

New Hampshire Sportsbooks Follow up Record-breaking January With Worst Month Since Sept 2021

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by - Friday, March 25th, 2022 9:41

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New Hampshire Sportsbooks Follow up Record-breaking January With Worst Month Since Sept 2021 from the New Hampshire Lottery shows that the state’s licensed sportsbooks accepted $70.8 million in wagers throughout the month of February.

The latest figures mark a 28.8% drop in sports betting activity compared to January when sportsbooks accepted an all-time record of $99.5 million in wagers. February was also the lowest month since September 2021 when sportsbooks reported accepting $68.1 million in wagers, which, at the time, was the highest amount accepted in a single month.

Mobile sports betting accounted for 59.3% of all betting activity as online sportsbooks accepted $59 million in wagers. Mobile sports betting operators generated gross gaming revenue (GGR) of just $14,595 resulting in state revenue share of $6,327. This was a considerable drop from the $7.1 million GGR generated in the previous month and is likely attributed to promotions offered in the run up to the Super Bowl.

New Hampshire Sportsbooks Follow up Record-breaking January With Worst Month Since Sept 2021 New Hampshire Sportsbooks Follow up Record-breaking January With Worst Month Since Sept 2021.

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