Gaming

Pennsylvania Fantasy Contests Revenue Up 35% in May

Thursday 20 de June 2019 / 13:28

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(Harrisburg).- The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board today posted on its web site May's Fantasy Contest Report which shows fantasy contests revenue of $1,803,056 for May 2019, an increase of 35.39% over May of last year when fantasy contests revenue was first tracked and taxed in the Commonwealth.

Pennsylvania Fantasy Contests Revenue Up 35% in May

Tax revenue collect from the play of fantasy contest for May was $270,458.


Fantasy Contest Adjusted Revenue for each of the operators which had revenue for either May 2019 or May 2018 are displayed in the following table:











































































Fantasy Contest Operator



May 2019



May 2018



% Change



FanDuel



$960,155



$673,014



42.66%



DraftKings



$813,346



$632,009



28.69%



Yahoo Fantasy Sports



$8,463



$4,430



91.01%



Draft



$18,001



$16,992



5.94%



Fantasy Draft



$1,176



$2,500



-52.95%



Sportshub Technologies



$1,012



$1,591



-36.37%



Boom Fantasy



$903



$851



6.04%



FastPIck.com*



$0



$319



--



Statewide Total



$1,803,056



$1,331,706



35.39%


 

*FastPick.com stopped providing fantasy contest in Pennsylvania in July 2018





Categoría:Gaming

Tags: Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board,

País: United States

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