PA Online Casino, Sports Betting Revenue Up For June 2023
Pennsylvania is continuing its strong PA Online Casino, sports betting, and casino gaming run in 2023, as the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported $440.5 million in revenue for the month of June, a 13% increase year-over-year.
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According to the most recent revenue and handle totals released by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, the state reported $373.2 million in sports betting handle for the month, down about 5% from June 2022. However, taxable sports betting revenue for June 2023 was $23.06 million, an increase of more than 80.6% from the June 2022 taxable revenue total.
The state reported $183.78 million in total tax revenue generated through all forms of gaming and fantasy contests.
Pennsylvania June iGaming Revenue Remains Strong
Pennsylvania reported strong iGaming numbers for the month of June, totaling $135.43 million for the month.
The Keystone State saw iSlots dominate among iGaming users, resulting in $98.2 million in revenue. Table games were next at $34.8 million for the month, with poker only totaling about $2.4 million in June.
In total, June 2023 iGaming revenue was up nearly 32% over the $102.9 million in June 2022.
Online Sports Betting Dominates Brick-and-Mortar
The Gaming Control Board reported $373.1 million in total sports betting handle, a decrease of 5.16% from the June 2022 total. However, taxable revenue for the month, $23.06 million, increased by a whopping 80.6% when compared with June 2022’s figure of $12.7 million.
Pennsylvania online sports betting dominated in the state compared with brick-and-mortar sportsbooks. Pennsylvania reported $373,171,415 in online sports betting handle that resulted in $21.73 million in online sports betting tax revenue, compared with just $1.32 million in retail sports betting revenue for the month.
Online Sports Betting Handle/Revenue Totals for June
The following are the handle and revenue totals for each online sports betting operator in the state. FanDuel remained the top online sports betting operator in Pennsylvania, totaling over $139 million in total handle and nearly $11.3 million in online sports betting revenue for Valley Forge Casino in May.
- Hollywood Casino (Barstool Sportsbook): $20,256,586 handle, $1,563,157 online sports betting revenue.
- Rivers – Pittsburgh (BetRivers): $16,153,101 handle, $1,607,390 online sports betting revenue.
- Rivers – Philadelphia (BetRivers): $7,580,525 handle, $318,855 online sports betting revenue.
- Parx Casino (betPARX): $8,758,299 handle, $734,518 online sports betting revenue.
- Harrah’s (Caesars Sportsbook): $19,917,538 handle, $1,320,576 online sports betting revenue.
- Valley Forge Casino (FanDuel): $138,596,416 handle, $16,593,664 gross sports betting revenue.
- Mount Airy (FoxBet): $3,254,560 handle, $172,898 gross sports betting revenue.
- Mohegan (Unibet): $3,341,643 handle, $68,263 online sports betting revenue.
- Hollywood Casino at the Meadows (DraftKings): $99,754,649 handle, $7,765,353 online sports betting revenue.
- Wind Creek (Betfred): $488,028 handle, $46,904 online sports betting revenue.
- Hollywood Casino Morgantown (Barstool Sportsbook): $29,198,476 handle, $2,452,706 online sports betting revenue.
- Live! Casino Philadelphia: $932,373 handle, $30,704 online sports betting revenue.
- Hollywood Casino York (Barstool Sportsbook): $4,896,940 handle, $330,787 gross sports betting revenue.
