Indiana sportsbooks processed $430,802,633 in wagers during February 2026, producing $41,562,705 in taxable adjusted gross revenue (AGR) at a 9.65% hold.

The state collected $3,948,457 in tax revenue from sports betting operations. Indiana remains one of the most competitive sportsbook markets in the Midwest, with multiple operators partnering with the state’s casino properties to offer both retail and mobile betting.

DraftKings and FanDuel together accounted for a significant share of Indiana’s total wagering volume.

Their continued dominance reflects strong brand recognition, large user bases, and competitive betting markets. Basketball betting volume was boosted by the NBA season and college basketball games as teams approached conference tournaments and March Madness.