2% to $80.
Frank Fantini, CEO of Dover-based Fantini Research said the Delaware handle "has been down considerably since Pennsylvania launched online gaming last summer, suggesting both that this young business segment already is maturing and that Delaware is losing customers to its big northern neighbor having lost the duopoly it enjoyed with New Jersey for about a year.
Fantini said he sees college parlays as "another product, but not a game-changer.
Delaware was one of only two states to report revenue declines from 2018 to 2019, according to the gambling.
5 million to $10.
"There are also substantial additional costs associated with mobile that are not currently incurring such as geolocation, ID verification, payment vendors and processors; 24/7 customer support; fraud monitoring; and mobile platform fees," Kirk said.
3% of the state's total handle.
Likewise, New Jersey has spiked with online-mobile gaming.
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