Kansas sports betting totaled $267 million in wagers in September 2026, according to the Kansas Lottery's monthly sports wagering report. That was about 2% less than the $271.9 million recorded in September 2025. The Lottery lists the figures as unaudited, meaning they could change.
Handle Slips, Revenue Climbs
Online wagering accounted for $263.1 million of September's $267 million total, while the four retail sportsbooks brought in another $3.9 million. That was a jump from $162.1 million in wagers in August.
Revenue climbed as well, reaching $12.2 million compared with $8.2 million in September 2025. Online sportsbooks generated nearly all of that revenue, at $12 million, while retail operators reported about $252,000. The state collected approximately $1.2 million in its share.
DraftKings and FanDuel Lead the Way
DraftKings, operating through Boot Hill Casino, led online wagering with $94.8 million and $5.1 million in revenue. FanDuel, through Kansas Star Casino, followed with $83.6 million in wagers and $2.9 million in revenue. Together they handled more than two thirds of the online total.
Fanatics took third place with $36.8 million in wagers and $2.7 million in revenue. A year earlier, it handled $15.4 million and reported no revenue.Among the other Kansas betting apps, bet365 handled $18.1 million, BetMGM handled $15.5 million, Caesars handled $9.2 million, and theScore handled $5.1 million. BetMGM Kansas posted about $825,000 in revenue, bet365 posted about $266,000, and theScore Bet posted about $182,000. Caesars recorded no online revenue for the month.
Retail and Fiscal Year Totals
Hollywood Casino, with theScore Bet, had the biggest retail handle at $2.1 million. Kansas Star, with FanDuel, was next at $1.3 million. For the fiscal year to date, Kansas sportsbooks have handled $596.4 million, about 6% below the $632.3 million at the same point last year. Revenue for the fiscal year stands at $31.4 million, compared with $31.3 million a year ago. The state's share so far is $3.1 million.





