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- Pennsylvania iGaming generated $249.3 million in September 2026, representing 45% of the state’s total commercial gaming revenue.
- Growth was driven by online slots at $197.4 million, while Penn Entertainment’s Hollywood Casino license led operators with $99 million.
Pennsylvania’s online casino operators generated $249.3 million in September 2026, up 6.8% year over year and 1.5% from August.
Online gambling accounted for 45% of the state’s $555 million in commercial gaming revenue for the month. The 11 iGaming license-holders generated $114.9 million in taxes, according to Casino Reports’ account of Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board figures.
The online revenue total covered 23 sites and reflected operator revenue after deductions for promotions. The license-level results combine multiple brands in some cases, rather than showing how each individual online casino performed.
Online Slots Drive September’s Growth
Online slots accounted for the year-over-year increase, while online table games and poker revenue declined slightly. September’s breakdown was:
- Online slots: $197.4 million.
- Online table games: $49.7 million.
- Online poker: $2.3 million.
The online market’s month-over-month gain contrasted with the broader commercial gaming total, which fell 2.2% from August. Total commercial gaming revenue was nevertheless 4.1% higher than September 2025.
Combined gambling tax revenue across Pennsylvania reached $242.6 million for September.
Hollywood, Valley Forge and Rivers Post Gains
Penn Entertainment’s Hollywood Casino license generated $99 million, a 12.9% year-over-year increase. That license includes DraftKings, BetMGM, Fanatics and Penn sites.
Valley Forge Casino Resort, which includes FanDuel’s online operations, reported $69.8 million, up 5.1%. Rivers Casino, whose online business includes a Borgata Casino partnership and Rush Street Gaming brands, generated $38.5 million, up 8.5%.
Those figures are license-level totals. The source does not provide separate revenue for Borgata or the other individual brands operating within those groups.
Other reported license-holder results showed a mix of gains and declines:
- Harrah’s Philadelphia: $13.4 million, up 23% year over year.
- Bally’s: $5.4 million, up 41.7%.
- Presque Isle Downs and Casino, with bet365: $5.4 million, up 34.8%.
- Mohegan Pennsylvania: $2.2 million, down 64.5%.
- Wind Creek Bethlehem: $1.1 million, down 34.1%.
The statewide increase therefore did not extend to every license-holder, with Mohegan and Wind Creek reporting sharp declines despite overall market growth.
Source: As reported by casinoreports.com.
