The Indiana Gaming Commission reported a record $51.2 million in sports wagering revenue for September on Wednesday, continuing an early trend of reports showing operators routed the betting public for the month.

The revenue haul topped the previous mark of $47.7 million set last November, which is the only other occasion that monthly revenue cleared $40 million. Indiana also became the eighth state in the post-PASPA era to generate at least $50 million in revenue for a month. The 13.4% win rate was a record for the mobile era and trails only the 23.4% hold from the September 2019 launch that was exclusively retail and generated a $35.2 million handle.