By The Weekly Edge desk ·
West Virginia recorded $936.6m in combined sports betting and iGaming wagers in July, Gaming Intelligence reported. Wagering rose 18% against the same month a year earlier.
West Virginia’s combined sports betting and iGaming wagering rose 18% annually to $936.6m in July.
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