TLDR Pennsylvania’s total gambling revenue reached $7 billion for fiscal year 2025/26 Online gambling (iGaming) revenue hit $2.93 billion, beating casino floor revenue for the first time Sports betting revenue climbed to $662.9 million, up nearly 36% from last year State tax revenue from gambling set a record at $3.1 billion Slot machines held steady, while table games and fantasy sports revenue both declined
Pennsylvania’s gambling industry reported total revenue of just over $7 billion for fiscal year 2025/26. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board released the figures this week, marking a record high for the state.
Revenue came from six main sources. These include slot machines, table games, iGaming, sports wagering, video gaming terminals, and fantasy contests.
Combined gross revenue reached $7,005,987,435 for the year. Tax and fee returns to the state also set a record during the same period.
The state collected $3,098,193,583 in taxes and fees from gambling activity. That money supports property tax relief, local development projects, horse racing programs, and the state’s general fund.
Online Gambling Overtakes Casino Floors
For the first time, online gambling brought in more money than traditional casino floors across Pennsylvania. iGaming revenue reached $2.93 billion, a jump of 18.42% compared to the year before.
Tax money collected from online play totaled $1.33 billion. That figure shows how large a role online betting now plays in the state’s overall finances.
Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course led all operators in iGaming revenue, bringing in $1.13 billion. Valley Forge Casino Resort followed with $811.7 million in online revenue.
Other casinos also saw gains during the year. Rivers Casino Philadelphia, Harrah’s Philadelphia, and Golden Nugget all posted increases in online betting revenue.
Some casinos moved in the opposite direction. Live! Philadelphia and Mount Airy both saw their revenue drop compared