Connecticut Sports Betting And iGaming Wagers Reach $2.05bn In July
Combined sports betting and iGaming wagers in Connecticut increased 13% year-on-year in July, reaching $2.05bn.
Connecticut’s combined sports betting and iGaming market recorded $2.05bn in wagers in July, representing a 13% increase compared with the same month a year earlier.
The figure covers activity across the state’s regulated sports wagering and online casino sectors, including sports betting and iGaming products such as online slots and table games.
Sports Betting And iGaming Maintain Market Activity
Sports betting continues to account for part of Connecticut’s regulated online gambling activity, alongside iGaming, which has become an established component of the state’s market.
The July results mark another month of year-on-year growth for the combined market, with total wagers reaching $2.05bn.
Connecticut is among the northeastern US states with regulated sports betting and iGaming, making its monthly wagering figures relevant to operators and policymakers monitoring activity in the region.
The 13% year-on-year increase indicates continued growth in the combined volume of sports betting and iGaming wagers compared with July of the previous year.
Connecticut Market Continues To Expand
The state’s regulated market includes licensed operators offering sports wagering and online casino products. The July figures reflect consumer activity across both segments.
Connecticut’s performance comes amid broader growth in online gambling activity across the US during 2026, with states reporting increases in sports betting and iGaming volumes.
The latest figures will provide further data for operators and policymakers assessing the development of Connecticut’s regulated online gambling market.
