Sports wagering operators in Indiana showed few signs of letting up on the public in October, claiming nearly $47 million in revenue according to figures released by the state’s gaming commission.
The figure was the third-highest in 38 months of wagering in the Hoosier State, trailing only the $51.2 million in winnings in September and the $47.7 million last November. Those are also the only three months statewide revenue eclipsed $40 million.
Operators had a 10.5% win rate in October, extending the run of double-digit holds to four months. It was nearly three percentage points lower than the all-time mark of 13.4% established last month and marked the ninth time overall it cleared 10%.
