Pennsylvania’s official internet casino-type gaming revenue rose to $242.5 million in June, up 14.1% from $212.6 million a year earlier, according to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. A separate market roundup said the seven states that currently offer iGaming generated $925.3 million in June, a 20.15% increase from $770.1 million in June 2025.
Michigan led the group with $301.2 million, followed by New Jersey at $271 million and Pennsylvania at $242.5 million. Gaming Intelligence said Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania accounted for the vast majority of iGaming revenue among the seven states.
Within Pennsylvania, slots produced $190.8 million in June, up 17.6% from a year earlier. Table games added $49.3 million, up 3.6%, while poker brought in $2.4 million, down 12.4%.
Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course generated $98.1 million in June, up 21.1% from June 2025. Valley Forge Casino Resort generated $65.3 million, Rivers Casino Philadelphia $38.4 million and Harrah’s Philadelphia $13.5 million. Wind Creek Bethlehem contributed about $230,000, and the state report noted that Mount Airy Resort ceased offering internet gaming in June.
Across all regulated gaming in Pennsylvania, total revenue in June was $535.3 million, down 1.73% from a year earlier, and the tax take was $234.4 million. Gaming Intelligence said regulated U.S. iGaming revenue rose 17% in the second quarter to $2.83 billion, the sector’s best quarter on record, and 18% in the first half to $5.62 billion.
