Massachusetts sports betting revenue hits $62.1m for June 2025, casino GGR increases 1.7%
Online sports wagering accounted for a vast majority of the gaming type’s revenue throughout the monthly period, generating $61.6m and increasing 50% from the prior year period.
Key Points
- The sports wagering figure represents growth of 53.4% year-over-year, while casinos in Massachusetts managed to produce nearly $97.7m of revenue for June 2025
- Encore Boston Harbor accounted for the highest revenue of the three properties which report to the MGC, having generated over $60.2m throughout the month
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) has released the state’s sports wagering and casino activity for June 2025, having increased its sports betting revenue by 53.4% from the prior year period to $62.1m, while casinos reported growth of 1.7% for a total of $97.7m.
As a result of the growth displayed throughout the monthly period, the state collected nearly $12.4m in tax payments from sports betting operators, both retail and online, while casinos paid approximately $27.9m in taxes for June 2025.
Since each gaming facility in Massachusetts first debuted, the Commonwealth has collected a total of $2.1bn in taxes and assessments from casino operations.
Encore Boston Harbor led all casinos in revenue generated for June 2025, reporting a total of $60.2m but decreasing by 0.2% year-over-year, primarily due to a fall in gross gaming revenue (GGR) from table game activity.
Encore Boston Harbor
MGM Springfield
Plainridge Park Casino
MGM Springfield and Plainridge Park Casino reported June 2025 GGRs of just over $22.8m and $14.6m, respectively, equating to increases of 4.1% and 5.9% from the prior year period.
Good to know: MGC Chair Jordan Maynard released a statement on June 9 to express how the US “must consider new rules on betting ads as operators lobby against federal crackdown”
Retail slot games accounted for $68.4m of the total revenue generated by Massachusetts casinos throughout June 2025, while table games generated the remaining $29.3m.
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June 2025
For sports wagering, online operators reported a total revenue of nearly $61.6m, while retail sports betting produced just $474,426 throughout the period. The online sports wagering revenue for June 2025 represents an increase of 50% year-over-year, while retail wagering actually rebounded from losing over $500k in the prior year period.
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