Pennsylvania State Gambling Revenue Up 14.15% In August

Pennsylvania’s Gaming Control Board has released its monthly gambling revenue figures for August, showing that the state posted $582.3million in revenue from all forms of gambling, including fantasy contests.
The figure represents the state’s second highest revenue figure, coming in just short of May’s record of $601.9m.
August’s gambling revenue figures include all forms of gambling from online and offline sources.
The $582.3m monthly revenue represents a 14.5% increase over the same period last year and up around 4.5% compared to July 2025 figures.
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The month of August saw the state raise $238.5m in tax revenue. Gambling tax is a huge source of income for the state.
In the 2024 fiscal year, the Keystone State generated around $2.4bn, thanks to its $6.4bn in gross gaming revenue generated in the 12 months.
During the fiscal year, iGaming revenue rose more than 25% compared to 2023, generating 39% of the total figure.
Penn National Race Course Flying
Most casinos in the state saw annual increases in revenue. Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course raised the most revenue, bringing in $101.3m – a 15.49% rise compared to 2024.
However, Valley Forge Casino Resort made up ground on the market leader. Its revenue was up 39.32% compared to the year before, and it reached $98.7m.
The other casinos to have raised more than $50m in revenue were Parx Casino, Rivers Casino Philadelphia and Wind Creek Bethlehem.
But, it was Presque Isle Downs and Casino that posted the biggest annual gains. Its revenue of $14.1m represented an increase of 44.57%.
Several casinos did see dips in revenue. Live! Casino Philadelphia’s revenue fell 10.69% to $24.2m and a handful of other venues saw figures fall a couple of points.
Slots Top Revenue Share
Slots led the way in terms of gaming revenue share. Retail slots saw $216.6m in revenue, although this only represented a fairly meagre 2.6% increase.
iGaming slots are catching up, having posted a 29.6% increase while posting $179.3m of revenue for the month.
Sports wagering revenue was $49.2m which was not only up 63.8% compared to the year before but very close to matching iGaming table game revenue at $49.4m (+14.4%).
iGaming’s rise continues in 2025. iGaming revenue was $231.2m for the month, up 25.86% compared to August 2024.
Of Pennsylvania’s licensed online casinos, Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course generated the highest revenue, raising $85.5m while Valley Forge ($67.6m) and Rivers Casino Phoenix ($36.6m) were next highest.
The three online casinos saw revenue increase 18.5%, 47.1% and 18.5%, respectively.
Video gaming terminal revenue for the month reached $3.6m, down 2.4% compared to 2024.
The number of machines and total venues remained constant over the course of the two years but a significant 94.3% fall in revenue at Venture Gaming was made up for by Jango’s 48.21% increase.
Fantasy contests saw a slight annual increase, up 2.58% to $664,000.
DraftKings saw the majority of this revenue ($514,000) but Underdog Sports ($64,000 revenue) and Fantasy Sports Games LLC ($1,600) both more than doubled their revenue compared to 2024.