Sportsbook customer spending in Arizona slipped to its lowest monthly total in June since August 2024. However, the state was able to report year-on-year growth across both handle and revenue.
Gross event wagering receipts in June reached $543 million, according to figures from the Arizona Department of Gaming. This surpassed June last year by 19.6% but fell 23.1% from $707.1 million in May this year.
Online betting accounted for $540 million of total handle, with retail’s contribution just $2.6 million.
Arizona players received back $478.8 million from sports betting, leaving $67.3 million in adjusted gross receipts. However, after taking off $16.8 million in free bets and promotional credits, adjusted gross receipts totalled $50.5 million, up 59.8% year-on-year and only 2.5% less than May’s numbers.
Of this total, online betting generated $49.6 million and retail $881,856.
Based on the latter adjusted figure, this resulted in a statewide sports betting hold of 9.29% for the month.
FanDuel leads Arizona market in June
Flutter’s FanDuel was again the leading operator in revenue terms. FanDuel took $18 million in post-free bets receipts off a $177.6 million handle for a 10.14% hold.
DraftKings ranked second with $14.6 million from $158.5 million, leaving a hold of 9.21%. BetMGM followed in third, posting $5.9 million off a $54.8 million handle for a 10.77% hold.
ESPN Bet was next with $4 million from a $28.3 million handle, meaning a 14.13% hold for the month. Fanatics completed the top five, reporting $2.9 million from $44.5 million for a 6.52% hold.
Tax-wise, operators paid the state a total of $5 million, with all but $70,549 coming from online wagering activity.
Bettors spent $543 million wagering on sports in Arizona during June 2025.