The New York State Gaming Commission has reported the state’s commercial gaming and online sports betting activity for March 2026, as retail properties generated $62m of revenue during the monthly period, equating to growth of 1.8%.
Revenue from slot machines and electronic table games (ETGs) increased 3.5% for a total of $46.4m during March, while table game revenue decreased 2.5% to $14.4m. Retail sports betting and poker combined to produce nearly $1.7m of New York’s total retail gaming revenue for March.
Rivers Casino & Resort led all commercial gaming properties with $20.3m of revenue for March 2026 and increased 3.5%, while del Lago Resort & Casino grew revenue 5.9% year-over-year to nearly $16m.
New York Commercial Gaming Revenue - March
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Resorts World Catskills and Tioga Downs Casino generated March 2026 revenues of $15.1m and $10.7m, respectively, equating to a decrease of 4.5% and an increase of 2.2%.
Mobile sports betting operators in New York reported $217.3m of revenue during March 2026, representing an increase of 34.3% from the prior year period. The state’s total online sports betting handle decreased 4.6%, however, to just over $2.3bn.
FanDuel accounted for $87.4m of New York’s gross gaming revenue (GGR) for online sports betting – the most of any mobile operator – and increased 47.1%.
DraftKings managed to produce $77.5m of GGR during March 2026 and increased 23.8%, while Fanatics Sportsbook drove $15.7m of revenue and grew 21.9%.
New York Mobile Sports Betting GGR Split - March
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Caesars Sportsbook and BetMGM reported March 2026 GGRs of $14.2m and $11.7m, respectively, representing increases of 40.4% and 6.2%.
Rush Street Interactive generated just over $4.9m of online sports betting GGR in New York during March 2026, equating to growth of 72.3%. Bally Bet and theScore Bet accounted for $1.7m and $4.1m of New York’s online sports betting GGR for March 2026, respectively, increasing 553.8% and 3.8% year-over-year.
In early March, the New York State Gaming Commission confirmed the state’s compliance and acceptance of March as Problem Gambling Awareness Month, including efforts to address gambling-related harms which were backed by Governor Kathy Hochul.
The awareness campaign was coordinated through the Responsible Play Partnership, a collaboration consisting of the New York State Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS), the State Gaming Commission and the New York Council on Problem Gambling.
New York’s Governor Kathy Hochul previewed new measures intended to prevent minors from gambling online on March 31, including new technology which stops children from finding workarounds
