Kansas Sports Betting Revenue Surges Year-on-Year Despite Monthly Dip
Combined mobile and retail wagers in the state reached $185.2 million during the month—representing a 32.2 per cent increase on the $140.1 million recorded in June 2024.
Kansas has recorded a significant year-on-year rise in both sports betting handle and revenue for June, according to new figures released by the Kansas Lottery.
Combined mobile and retail wagers in the state reached $185.2 million during the month—representing a 32.2 per cent increase on the $140.1 million recorded in June 2024.
Even more notable was the leap in revenue. Gross earnings from sports betting soared 84.2 per cent year-on-year, climbing from $9.4 million to $17.2 million. With the state’s 10 per cent tax rate on sports betting in place, this translated to $1.7 million in tax revenue—an identical 84.2 per cent rise over the same period last year.
Despite the strong annual growth, Kansas experienced a slight slowdown on a month-by-month basis. June’s total handle was down 7.2 per cent compared to May, when betting activity hit $199.7 million. Revenue also slipped by nine per cent from $19 million in May, while tax contributions followed suit, falling to $1.7 million.
Online platforms continued to dominate the market. Of the total wagers placed in June, $181.7 million came via mobile sportsbooks, generating $16.9 million of the month’s overall revenue.
The latest figures suggest a growing appetite for regulated sports betting across Kansas over the longer term, although seasonal fluctuations and market maturity continue to shape short-term performance.
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