Maryland’s sports wagering market generated $7,018,667 in state contributions during August 2026, according to the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Agency. Through the first two months of Fiscal Year 2027, the program has generated nearly $15.5 million for the state.
Of August’s total, $5,284,434 went to public education programs supported by the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund, while $1,734,232 in mobile wagering proceeds went to the state’s General Fund. Since the sports wagering program launched in December 2021, it has sent $288,727,902 to the Blueprint Fund, $36,438,630 to the General Fund, and $5,754,189 in expired prizes to the state’s Problem Gambling Fund.
Retail sportsbook operators contribute 15% of their taxable proceeds to the Blueprint Fund, while mobile operators split a 20% rate between the two funds — 15% to the Blueprint Fund and 5% to the General Fund.
