Overall sports handle was down from $11.9m in January to $8.5m in February, with the regular NFL season having finished.
The biggest taker of wagers, Delaware Park, ended up losing $28,750 for the month, while Dover Downs made $34,460 and Harrington Raceway generated $16,442.
After $3,165 in vendor fees, overall revenue was significantly down from the $1.4m made by Delaware’s three sports betting locations in January.
The outcome of the Super Bowl, where heavy favourites the New England Patriots were victorious, is likely to be a major factor behind the low figures.
The state of Rhode Island (in New England) fared even worse, losing $900,000 for February.
For the calendar year to date, the state of Delaware has accepted $20.4m worth of sports wagers, with Delaware Park, Dover Downs and Harrington Raceway taking $1.4m in combined revenue.
Last week, Dover Downs’ merger with Twin River received stockholder approval, meaning the casino will now become a wholly owned subsidiary of Twin River.
