By Kyle Boyd
New sports betting data from the Colorado Department of Revenue, Division of Gaming shows year-over-year growth for July in both total handle and total taxes.
July 2025 sports betting numbers show Colorado continues to grow, with a total handle of $352.3 million, a 9.96% increase on July 2024 for the month. Additionally, Colorado collected over $2.72 million in taxes in July 2025, a 14.59% increase over July 2024.
“Colorado’s continued growth in sports betting revenue is a testament to the success of a well-regulated market,” said Christopher Schroder, Director of the Division of Gaming. “These funds are vital for our state’s water conservation efforts. We remain committed to ensuring responsible gaming practices are at the forefront, providing resources and support for those who need it to maintain a healthy and sustainable gaming environment.”
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Annual sports betting tax revenue is used by the Colorado Water Conservation Board for water conservation and protection projects.
Total Handle: July 2025
$352,309,840.98 (5.42% decrease from June 2025)
Represents a 9.96% increase from the total handle for July 2024 ($320,396,840.88)
Total Handle: June 2025, $372,493,465.49
Total Taxes: July 2025
$2,715,532.34 (11.83% decrease from June 2025)
Represents a 14.59% increase from July 2024 ($2,369,730.08)
Total Taxes: June 2025, $3,079,722.39
Fiscal Year To Date Wagers, including July 2025
$352,309,840.98
Represents a 9.96% increase from the FYTD Wagers from July 2024 ($320,396,840.88)
Fiscal Year To Date Taxes, including July 2025, $2,715,532.34
View the July 2025 Sports Betting Monthly Proceeds report on the Division of Gaming’s website at SBG.Colorado.gov/sports-betting-monthly-proceeds-reports.
The Colorado Department of Revenue’s Division of Gaming ensures honesty and integrity in the Colorado gaming industry. The Colorado Department of Revenue works to be a trusted partner to every Coloradan to help them navigate the complexities of government so they can thrive.
Kyle Boyd writes for Colorado’s Specialized Business Group.