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West Virginia’s combined sports betting and iGaming wagering totaled $881.1 million in June, a 20% increase from a year earlier, according to Gaming Intelligence’s Week 31 North America market review.
The source did not report a West Virginia-specific regulatory change or operator launch alongside the June figure, but the state was one of several US jurisdictions highlighted for stronger gambling activity during the month.
Gaming Intelligence’s roundup placed West Virginia among a broad set of markets posting notable gains. Other June figures cited in the report included Maryland sports wagering at $523.3 million, Delaware sports and iGaming wagering at $380.1 million, and Oregon Lottery sports wagers at $88.0 million. The review also said Nevada casinos generated $8.04 billion in gambling revenue in the first half of 2026.
For West Virginia readers, the key takeaway is straightforward: the state’s online gambling and sports betting market handled more money in June than it did a year earlier. The report, however, did not break out how much of the $881.1 million came from sports betting versus iGaming, nor did it identify which operators drove the increase.
That limits broader conclusions about whether the gain came from sportsbook growth, online casino play, seasonal betting activity, or operator-specific performance. The source only confirms the combined total and the year-over-year increase.
The same roundup also focused on major developments outside West Virginia, including Arkansas’ changing sportsbook market after the entry of FanDuel and DraftKings, a wave of state-by-state revenue updates, and continuing legal and regulatory disputes over prediction markets.
More detail on West Virginia’s monthly performance would likely depend on state-level reporting beyond this multi-jurisdiction roundup. As always, anyone gambling in West Virginia should do so responsibly and within their budget.
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Source: As reported by gamingintelligence.com.
