The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) on Wednesday released revenue figures from September fantasy contests. 

Following several months of mediocrity, perhaps even disappointment, fantasy sports contests generated a head-turning $2,133,713.97 last month. That total reflects a 126 percent increase from the $943,620.22 generated in August.

As for the rest of the industry, with their September revenue (and month-to-month performance):

• DRAFT: $19,659.38 (82 percent increase)
• Boom Fantasy: $1,336.87 (87.3)
• Fantasy Draft: $1,088.58 $3,847.78 (-71.7)
• Sportshub Technologies: $270.49 (-36.5)
• Full Time Fantasy Sports: $241.50 (n/a)
• Fantasy Football Players Championship: $0.00 (n/a)
• Yahoo Fantasy Sports: -$12,049.35 (-987.08)

As shown, only DRAFT and Boom Fantasy joined DraftKings and FanDuel as operators enjoying month-to-month increases. Interesting note that Yahoo Fantasy Sports essentially asked for a refund, of $1,807.40, after finishing in the red in September.