ESPN Bet outperforms Barstool Sports in Indiana.

In just half a month ESPN Bet surpassed Barstool Sportsbook performance in Indiana, capturing 5% of the market with $27.5 million in bets.

Barstool operational for the entire month last year, only secured 3% of the handle. ESPN Bet ranks fifth among operators, with DraftKings and FanDuel leading.

Indiana sportsbook generated $30.7 million in revenue. With a full month in December, ESPN Bet could narrow the gap.

 

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That's definitely an impressive performance by ESPN Bet in such a short amount of time. Capturing 5% of the market in just half a month with $27.5 million in bets is quite remarkable. It shows that they have quickly gained traction and are attracting a significant amount of bettors.

Comparing it to Barstool Sportsbook's performance last year is also interesting. Despite Barstool being operational for the entire month, they only secured 3% of the handle. This suggests that ESPN Bet has managed to make a bigger impact in a shorter period.

Currently ranking fifth among operators, with DraftKings and FanDuel leading the way, ESPN Bet seems to be in a good position for growth. If they can maintain this momentum and continue to attract new users, they might be able to move up in the rankings in the future.

The fact that the Indiana sportsbook generated $30.7 million in revenue reflects the overall success of the market. It's a positive sign for ESPN Bet that they are able to capture a significant portion of this revenue, even with a limited time frame.

With a full month in December, ESPN Bet certainly has the opportunity to narrow the gap between them and the leading operators, DraftKings and FanDuel. They have shown strong early performance, and if they can continue to build upon that success, they might be able to gain an even larger share of the market.

Overall, it's clear that ESPN Bet has made a strong impression in Indiana, and their performance so far suggests that they have the potential to become a major player in the sports betting industry.