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Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission Thanks Commissioner Alice Cary for Work Upon Resignation
LAKEWOOD - December 22, 2025 – The Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission today announced the resignation of Commissioner Alice Cary, Silverthorne
New Director Appointed for Division of Racing Events
LAKEWOOD - December 12, 2025 – The Department of Revenue is pleased to announce that Christopher Schroder will be appointed as the Director of Racing Events, effective January 1, 2026.
Colorado limited gaming tax collections show strong October performance
Colorado limited gaming tax collections show strong October performance
Sports Betting Tax Revenue Hits All-Time High in October 2025
Sports Betting Tax Revenue Hits All-Time High in October 2025
Division of Gaming accepting 2026 Responsible Gaming Grants from Nov. 1 to Dec. 1
Program has awarded more than $7M to responsible gaming efforts since 2023
LAKEWOOD - October 31, 2025 – The clock is ticking for groups seeking a 2026 Responsible Gaming Grant.
The Colorado Division of Gaming will accept applications for 2026 Responsible Gaming Grants from Nov. 1 to Dec. 1, 2025.
Racing Division, partners close out safe, successful 2025 horse racing season
LAKEWOOD - November 26, 2025 – The Colorado Division of Racing recently wrapped up the 2025 season, coordinating successful and safe races with State staff, track operators, and horsemen and women.
The season’s successes include:
Colorado Sports Betting Sees Strong September with Close to 10% Increase in Fiscal Year-to-Date Tax Revenue
Denver – October 30, 2025 – The Colorado Division of Gaming’s monthly sports betting report showed strong performance in September, with an increase in
September gaming data shows continued industry growth with increases to AGP, taxes
Lakewood – October 30, 2025 – The Colorado Division of Gaming today released monthly li
Division of Gaming’s Monthly Limited Gaming Data Shows Significant Increase in Total Taxes Collected
Lakewood - October 21, 2025 - New monthly Colorado Division of Gaming data shows a sharp, triple-digit percentage spike in tax revenue powered by limited gaming’s growth.
The Division’s August 2025 limited gaming report shows that tax revenue rose with the state collecting $13,512,931.33 — a 109.1% increase from July. August’s total taxes collected also increased 7.12% over August 2024 totals and represent an important source of funding for state programs and services.