DraftKings had its best week in terms of mobile sports betting revenue in the state of New York for the week ending April 21 with $27.3 million, according to figures released by the New York State Gaming Commission.

The haul, which came on a 14.6% hold against a $187.1 million handle, easily topped its previous best of $25.1 million established Aug. 6. It was the sixth time DraftKings surpassed $20 million in winnings in a week in the Empire State and the second time in 2024.

That mark led a big week for the state’s nine sports betting apps, which combined to craft a 12.6% win rate in collecting $57.3 million in revenue. That was the fourth-highest total in 120 weeks of mobile betting in New York and the ninth time it topped $40 million.

Since all nine operators finished with positive revenue, the estimated taxes collected by the state for the week were $29.2 million.

In addition to leading all operators in revenue, DraftKings was tops in handle for the second straight week. The $187.1 million in wagers was its fifth-highest total, while FanDuel was a relatively close second at $170.9 million.

FanDuel nearly kept pace in revenue as well, fashioning a 12.4% hold in claiming $21.2 million in winnings. It was the fifth time both FanDuel and DraftKings cleared $20 million in revenue in the same week, with the other occurrences taking place on the following dates in 2023: Jan. 22, Oct. 15, Dec. 10, and Jan. 14.

FanDuel also hit two milestone numbers for the week, surpassing $3 billion in handle for the 2024 calendar year and $900 million in all-time tax payments to the state.

Fanatics Sportsbook had its third-best week for revenue when including figures from its predecessor, PointsBet, laying claim to $1.7 million while notching a 9.7% hold from a $17.9 million handle. That pushed the all-time revenue total from the two operators above $60 million in the Empire State.

Caesars took the final podium spots for revenue and handle, narrowly missing a 9% win rate while keeping $3 million-plus of the $33.7 million in wagers placed. BetMGM had a 9.3% hold in collecting $2.8 million of the $29.7 million handle generated.

The $194,601 won by Bally Bet for the week was its fourth-best haul in New York, and the 11.7% hold attained was its second-highest since migrating its platform to Kambi and resuming operations last November. BetRivers came within $3,400 of $800,000 in revenue for the week, finishing with a 6.3% win rate from a $12.7 million handle.

Based on revenue collection rules for the fiscal calendar year that moved the final week of March’s activity into April statistics, New York’s nine mobile operators have a very good chance of helping the state set a new all-time monthly record for handle. The four-week total is currently $1.87 billion, well within range of the $2.12 billion standard established last November.

New York is the only state to surpass $2 billion in monthly handle, doing so in each of the final three months of 2023.