The December figure was just 0.2% behind the record $427.3m set in October 2021, though it was 6.0% higher than the $402.6m posted in November.
Adjusted gross revenue, however, declined 66.2% month-on-month to $10.1m, the lowest full-month total since the state’s market launched in January 2021.
Revenue in January of 2021 was $3.6m, though the market only went live on January 21, meaning consumers could only legally wager on sports for 10 days of that month, and initially only with FanDuel.
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Original article: https://igamingbusiness.com/virginia-falls-just-short-of-sports-betting-handle-record-in-december/
