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  • jjgold
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 07-20-05
    • 388179

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    NJ sports betting data Numbers in
    Quick reminder on handle vs. revenue: The term “handle” represents the total sum of all wagers placed. “Revenue” is what’s left over after sportsbooks pay out the winning tickets — the gross profit.


    NJ data is separated by operator, of which there are currently three. The revenue numbers break down like this, bearing in mind that the Ocean Resort Casino just opened on June 28:


    Monmouth Park: $2,279,166
    Borgata: $986,831
    Ocean Resort Casino: $192,671
    Betting handle is also itemized by sport and type:


    MLB: $10.1 million total, $130,177 futures
    Soccer: $2.2 million total, $500,247 futures
    NFL: $280,611 futures


    Land-based sports betting revenue is taxed at a rate of 8.5 percent, so the state of New Jersey earned just less than $300,000 across the reporting period. Projections vary, but some lawmakers expect to realize annual tax revenue approaching $100 million.



    If we extrapolated the NJ sports betting numbers across a 30-day month, they’d look like this:



    Handle: $28,958,151
    Revenue: $6,103,532
    Taxes: $518,801


    The reporting method makes direct comparison a little tricky, but you can see the recent data from other states here:
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