Pennsylvania online casino revenue rises 6.82% to $249,306,637 in September

Online casino games brought in $249,306,637 in Pennsylvania in September 2026, 6.82% more than a year earlier, the state's Gaming Control Board reported. All gaming together rose 4.07% to $555,036,870.

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Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
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PA Gaming Control Board Reports Revenue for September (press release)
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Monthly revenue report

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Online casino games up 6.82%

Casino games played online generated $249,306,637 in September 2026, up from $233,380,985 a year earlier, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) said in its monthly revenue report on October 20. Tax revenue from online casino games came to $114,866,951.

Online slots made up most of the total at $197,374,613, a gain of 8.99%. Online table games slipped 0.63% to $49,661,543, and online poker fell 1.76% to $2,270,481.

How each operator fared

The board breaks the online figure down by licensed casino operator, adding slots, tables and poker together. Eleven operators reported online revenue for September 2026.

Online casino game revenue by licensed operator, September 2026, with the change from September 2025
Licensed operatorSeptember 2026Compared with September 2025
Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course$99,046,684Up 12.93%
Valley Forge Casino Resort$69,787,922Up 5.14%
Rivers Casino Philadelphia$38,454,034Up 8.55%
Harrah's Philadelphia$13,432,212Up 23.04%
Golden Nugget$7,354,144Down 0.58%
Parx Casino$5,938,200Down 2.46%
Bally's Pennsylvania$5,358,882Up 41.73%
Presque Isle Downs and Casino$4,727,068Up 34.82%
Mohegan Pennsylvania$2,153,139Down 64.55%
Live! Casino Philadelphia$1,967,531Up 4.65%
Wind Creek Bethlehem$1,086,821Down 34.06%

Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course led with $99,046,684, ahead of Valley Forge Casino Resort and Rivers Casino Philadelphia. Bally's Pennsylvania posted the biggest percentage gain, 41.73%, and Mohegan Pennsylvania the steepest drop, 64.55%. Across all its gaming, Hollywood Casino at Penn National took in $113,587,043, up 11.84% and the highest total in the board's casino table.

Mount Airy Casino Resort, which reported $2,581,560 in September 2025, has no figure this year. According to a footnote in the report, it stopped offering internet gaming that month.

All gaming up 4.07%

Counting every form of gaming in the state, fantasy contests included, revenue reached $555,036,870 in September, 4.07% more than in September 2025. Tax revenue for the month totaled $242,630,497.

Sports wagering and the casino floor

Sports wagering revenue jumped 50.45% to $44,737,408 from $29,735,588, even as the total handle fell 6.09% to $798,743,169 from $850,549,347.

On the casino floor, slot machines took in $196,159,216, up 2.44%, while table games revenue dropped 18.07% to $60,163,644. The number of slot machines in operation rose to 24,523 from 24,331. Unlike a year earlier, the casino-by-casino figures include Happy Valley Casino, which opened in April 2026.

What our lists show

BrandOn our siteChecked
Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course Licensed Pennsylvania operator
Valley Forge Casino Resort Licensed Pennsylvania operator
Rivers Casino Philadelphia Licensed Pennsylvania operator
Harrah's Philadelphia Licensed Pennsylvania operator
Golden Nugget Licensed Pennsylvania operator
Parx Casino Licensed Pennsylvania operator
Bally's Pennsylvania Licensed Pennsylvania operator
Presque Isle Downs and Casino Licensed Pennsylvania operator
Mohegan Pennsylvania Licensed Pennsylvania operator
Live! Casino Philadelphia Licensed Pennsylvania operator
Wind Creek Bethlehem Licensed Pennsylvania operator
Mount Airy Casino Resort Licensed Pennsylvania operator; no internet gaming since September 2025

Corrections appear in the story, with the date they were made.

By the US Gambling Licenses editorial team. Published by Node Solutions LTD.

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