Pennsylvania Gambling Revenue Reaches $555 Million in September

According to data released by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, the state's gambling market generated $555.04 million in revenue in September 2026. This figure represents a 4.07 percent increase from the $533.33 million recorded in the same month last year. Tax contributions to total revenue were recorded at $242.63 million.

The largest revenue category was online casino games. This segment brought in $249.3 million and grew 6.82 percent year over year. Online slot games rose 8.99 percent to $197.4 million, while online table games fell 0.63 percent to $49.7 million.

In sports betting, handle dropped 6.09 percent to $798.7 million. Meanwhile, taxable sports betting revenue increased 50.45 percent to $44.7 million. At physical casino floors, slot revenue edged up slightly, while table game revenue fell 18.07 percent to $60.2 million.

State officials are drawing attention to the risk of gambling addiction alongside the growth in online gambling revenue. State lawmakers have formed a bipartisan Gambling Addiction Committee for the first time to examine the effects of online betting advertising and to raise awareness among young people.