HYANNIS – The first monthly report of sports gambling revenue following the legalization of online betting statewide has been published by the Massachusetts Gaming Commission.
State officials said Tuesday that around $47 million in taxable revenue was generated through online and in-person licensees via sports wagering in March, the first month the practice was legalized online within the Commonwealth.
Online sports gambling operators in Massachusetts are subject to a 20% state revenue tax, while in-person sportsbooks must pay at a 15% rate.
For more details, visit the Massachusetts Gaming Commission’s website by clicking here.
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