North Carolina sports betting numbers bounce back with big September
Sports Game · 2024-10-09
North Carolina sports betting numbers bounce back with big September
North Carolina bettors welcomed the return of football with lots and lots of wagers.
Bettors in the state wagered more than $575 million in September, ending a three-month summer slump. The state collected more than $12 million – double what it collected in August – from the eight operators licensed to take bets in the state.
The $575 million wagered in September ranks behind only March ($659 million) and April ($648 million). Online sports betting launched in North Carolina on March 11.
September was the first full month of football since the launch.
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