Wyoming’s online-only sports betting market posted a statewide handle at $16.9 million for May. 

Wyoming’s modest sports betting market, characterized by low wagering volume but strong operator margins, has generated $479,230 in tax revenue from January through May 2026. Bettors placed just $78.9 million in total wagers last year, yet the state collected 10% of the $7.94 million in gross gaming revenue (GGR).

In just three full years of operation, Wyoming’s annual handle more than quadrupled, while GGR and tax revenue have climbed steadily.

Wyoming runs a mobile-only market with a small population but a competitive operator presence. The Wyoming Gaming Commission publishes monthly reports, with operators taxed at 10% of gross gaming revenue. We compile those verified figures to show how even one of the nation’s least-populated states sustains a regulated sports betting economy.

Since launching its online-only sports betting market in September 2021, Wyoming has seen steady, year-over-year growth across handle, gross gaming revenue (GGR), and tax contributions. The entry of major operators, including BetMGM, DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars, and Fanatics Sportsbook, has expanded betting options for residents and fueled market expansion