Pennsylvania online casinos generated $303.1 million in June, extending their run above $300 million to nine straight months. The total was 5.6% lower than May’s $321.0 million but 14.3% higher than June 2025.
CrossingBroad described the figure as gross revenue. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board’s monthly report uses adjusted gross revenue, and its official June iGaming figure was $242.5 million, up 14.1% from a year earlier. The board also said iGaming produced $111.3 million in tax revenue in June.
The June report put total gaming revenue across all regulated categories at $535.3 million, 1.73% below June 2025. Retail slots slipped 1.33% to $196.6 million, table games fell 21.04% to $61.0 million and fantasy contests declined 7.56% to $877,040.
Sports wagering was mixed. Handle rose 17.91% to $570.3 million, but taxable revenue fell 39.57% to $31.0 million. Video gaming terminals generated $3.26 million, down 3.3%, and all VGT operators were offering the maximum five machines at each of 75 qualified truck stop establishments by month-end.
Within June iGaming, slots produced $190.8 million, tables $49.3 million and poker $2.38 million. Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course reported $98.1 million in total iGaming revenue, Valley Forge Casino Resort $65.3 million and Rivers Casino Philadelphia $38.4 million. Live! Casino Philadelphia’s iGaming revenue was $2.0 million, down 57.3%, and Mount Airy Casino Resort stopped offering internet gaming in June.
A separate fiscal-year release said Pennsylvania’s regulated gaming market closed fiscal 2025/26 with a record $7.01 billion in combined gross revenue and $3.10 billion returned to the commonwealth through taxes and fees. iGaming accounted for $2.93 billion, up 18.42% from $2.48 billion the year before, while sports wagering revenue rose 35.95% to $662.9 million, VGT revenue edged up to $41.6 million and fantasy contests finished the year at $18.0 million. The return to the commonwealth included taxes on regulated games plus $110 million in slot-machine license operation fees for local share accounts.
