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April 22, 2025

Pennsylvania gambling revenue reaches record $574.5 million in March

Gambling revenue in Pennsylvania totalled $574.5 million (£429.7 million/€499.7 million) in March, a new monthly record for the state despite declines across sports betting and land-based casinos.

Revenue in March was 3.6% more than in the same month last year and 20.4% above the total for February. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) published the latest monthly statistics yesterday (21 April).

Pennsylvania sets new igaming revenue record

Igaming was once again the star of the show in Pennsylvania, generating a record $238.2 million in revenue. This surpassed March of 2024 by 24.7%.

Online slots accounted for $179.5 million of this total, a year-on-year rise of 32.5%. Internet table games revenue also climbed 5.8% to $56.2 million, while online poker revenue was up 3.3% to $2.6 million.

Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course and its online gaming partners collected the most revenue. In total, their revenue from online gambling across slots, tables and poker in Mar..

March 19, 2025

Sports betting decline hits Pennsylvania gambling revenue in February

Gambling revenue in Pennsylvania declined 4.4% year-on-year in February, with the state’s sports betting market slipping to its lowest monthly revenue total in three years.

Total commercial gaming revenue in Pennsylvania hit $477.3 million (£367.9 million/€437.6 million). This was short of $499.1 million in February last year and also 9.8% behind January 2025.

Sports betting operators struggle

Breaking down data published yesterday (18 March) by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, the standout figure is another drop in sports betting revenue. The sector has now seen revenue decline for three consecutive months, although February’s drop is perhaps the most striking.

Gross sports betting revenue was just $7.4 million, down 75.3% and the lowest since February 2022 when a $442,847 loss was recorded. Online wagering actually generated $10.4 million in revenue, but a $2.9 million loss from the retail market led to the overall figure being lower.

The decline came despite a 14.4% incre..

February 21, 2025

Pennsylvania gambling revenue up in January despite sports betting decline

Gambling revenue in Pennsylvania increased 10.9% year-on-year during January despite the state’s sports betting market reporting further declines.

Total market revenue in January amounted to $529.1 million (£417.8 million/€504.7 million). This, according to figures published yesterday (20 February) by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, surpasses $477.2 million in January 2024.

This total does, however, fall 0.8% short of the $533.1 million generated in December.

Online gambling the star of the show in Pennsylvania

Starting with online gambling, revenue here climbed 40.5% year-on-year to $210.2 million. This, however, falls short of the record $223.6 million reported in December last year.

Online slots drew the most revenue in this sector, with the $158.6 million being 44.2% ahead of last year. Internet table games revenue also climbed 32.7% to $48.9million, although online poker revenue dipped 2.3% to $2.6 million.

Spending-wise, consumers wagered some $4.23 billion on online..

January 20, 2025

Pennsylvania sets another igaming revenue record in December

Pennsylvania operators reported record igaming revenue for the second consecutive month. But in December, sports betting revenue declined due to customer-friendly results that impacted the wider sector.

Total revenue from gambling in Pennsylvania in December totalled $533.1 million (£463.5 million/€517.3 million). This is 0.2% lower than the previous year and also 5.2% less than November’s $562.4 million record hold.

Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) figures highlight igaming as the state’s stand-out segment in December. Monthly revenue here hit $223.6 million, some 35.5% ahead of December 2023 and 11.5% above November’s existing record.

Of this total, $164.3 million came from online slots, up 40.5% year-on-year. Internet table-games revenue also increased by 24.2%, while online poker revenue edged up 2.9% to $2.5 million.

Players spent $4.28 billion playing online slots during December, as well as $3.01 billion on internet table games. Online poker spend was not disclosed.
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November 21, 2024

Strong igaming lifts Pennsylvania gambling revenue in October

Gambling revenue in Pennsylvania increased 2.8% year-on-year in October to $496.6 million (£392.6 million/€471.6 million) driven by near-record figures from the Keystone state’s igaming market.

Total revenue for October was ahead of $483.0 million during the same month last year. However, data from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board shows a 1.8% drop from $505.9m million in September.

Igaming revenue hits $189.1 million in October

Igaming was undoubtedly the leading segment in October, with revenue up 22.1% year-on-year to $189.1 million. This was just 1.1% shy of March’s $191.1 million monthly record.

Breaking down this market, online slots generated $140.9 million in gross revenue, up 28.3% from last year. Internet table games revenue also increased 7.8% to $45.9 million, although online poker revenue slipped 5.9% to $2.2 million.

Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course continues to lead the igaming market. For October it took $69.5 million in revenue, up 11.6% from las..

October 18, 2024

Pennsylvania: sports betting and igaming growth offset land-based decline in September

Growth across sports betting and igaming helped offset a decline in the land-based market in Pennsylvania during September, allowing the Keystone State to post a 6.2% year-on-year increase in overall monthly gambling revenue.
Revenue for September was $505.9m (£387.9m/€466.5m), according to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB). This surpasses last year’s total but falls 3.7% short of August this year.

Sports betting was the segment of most growth for Pennsylvania, with adjusted gross revenue rising 46.1% year-on-year to $53.5m. Of this, $47.2m came from online betting and $6.3m wagering via retail sportsbooks across the state.

In terms of player spending, monthly handle reached $811.3m, some 11.7% more than in the same month last year. This resulted in a state-wide hold on taxable revenue of 6.59% for September.

Focusing on operators, FanDuel and partner Valley Forge Casino Resort remain the runaway leaders in Pennsylvania. Revenue for the month reached $27.4m off $320.5m i..

February 15, 2024

Super Bowl wagers hit $71.5m in Pennsylvania

Super Bowl wagers in Pennsylvania totalled $71.5m (£56.8m/€66.4m), according to data released by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.

These were wagers made through both retail and online sportsbooks. In total, this is a decrease of 15.1% compared to Super Bowl 2023, when the Philadelphia Eagles were defeated by the Kansas City Chiefs.

The regulator added that after payouts, revenue should come to $11.0m, down 62.7% from the $29.7m revenue generated from last year’s Super Bowl.

This marked the sixth year that sports betting was legal in Pennsylvania for the Super Bowl. It was also the fourth year of online sports betting in the state. Bettors could choose between 18 retail locations and 12 online betting sites to place their bets.

Online versus retail breakdown

Online wagers totaled $64.6m for Super Bowl 2024, a decline of 12.5% compared to online wagers on 2023’s game. The 2023 online wagering total was also the highest since online sports betting was introduced in Pennsylvania..

September 20, 2023

Pennsylvania sports betting revenue drops 35% in August

Sports betting revenue in Pennsylvania declined 35.1% year-on-year in August, although the US state was still able to report an overall increase in gambling revenue.

Total revenue from gambling in Pennsylvania hit $457.2m (£369.0m/€428.0m) in August. This was 7.5% more than $425.4m in August 2022 but 2.1% less than $467.0m in July this year.

Retail slots remain the primary source of gambling revenue in the state by some distance, drawing $203.2m. This is 1.0% higher than last year. Retail table games also jumped 5.4% to $82.7m.

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