The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported $597 million in gaming and fantasy-contest revenue for October, up 20.2% year on year. iGaming revenue reached a record $251.1 million, exceeding the previous high of $238.2 million set in March; sports wagering generated $60.7 million from a $968.5 million handle.
The figures show Pennsylvania operators’ October revenue and the scale of online gaming and sports wagering.
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The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported combined gaming and fantasy contest revenue of $535,268,188 in June 2026, down 1.73% from June 2025. Online casino games generated $242,529,493, a 14.10% year-on-year increase, while sports wagering taxable revenue was $30,962,098, down 39.57%.
Pennsylvania gambling revenue rose 7% in April to $595.0 million, according to a media report.
Pennsylvania gambling revenue rose 15% to $547.1 million in February 2026, according to reported figures.
Colorado’s sports betting handle reportedly rose 13% to $680.5 million in October. The total was the state’s second-highest monthly wagering figure.
South Dakota casino gambling turnover rose 6% to $155.6 million in October, according to a report. The report said growth occurred across all sectors.