Total gaming revenue and handles for sports betting in Oregon increased year-over-year in July, according to the latest figures released by the Oregon Lottery.
State consumers bet $28.5 million on sports in the same month. That’s a 60.0% increase from his $18.2 million in the same month last year, but this year he’s 16.2% lower than his $34 million in June.
Total gaming revenue from sports betting reached $2.7 million. That’s 22.7% above his $2.2 million in July 2021, and he’s up 8.0% from $2.2 million in June this year.
All revenue was generated by DraftKings, with Scoreboard posting a small loss of $190 for the month. The Oregon Lottery’s Scoreboard online sportsbook has been phased out and replaced by DraftKings, but a slightly negative total return is expected as bets made before this process began are still being paid out. will be
Baseball once again proved to be the most popular sport among consumers, reaching $14 million in total wagers and $1.7 million in gross game revenue. All this activity was done through DraftKings.
DraftKings also won $3.2 million on football bets with $251,804 in revenue, and tennis bets also reached $3.2 million with revenue of $215,644. Betting on other sports reached $5.6 million, generating $465,506 in earnings.
Scoreboard only handled a total wager of $349 ($20 on tennis and $329 on other sports). The only income was $20 from tennis bets, with losses of $120 on other sports bets.
By bet type, DraftKings won $21 million worth of single and teaser bets and $7.5 million worth of parlay bets. For the scoreboard, $320 of the wagers were singles and teasers, with only $29 parlay wagers processed over the course of the month.
