The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) reported $544.7 million in total gaming revenue in June 2025, marking a 15.4% year-over-year increase in both the land-based and online gaming sectors in the state of Pennsylvania.
Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course led the state’s properties in overall revenue, generating $96.4 million. This represents a 30% increase compared to June 2024.
Valley Forge Casino followed closely behind, recording $93.5 million, a 46.3% increase. Both establishments experienced substantial growth across several sectors, including online gaming and sports betting.
Rivers Casino Philadelphia and Parx Casino also surpassed the $50 million threshold, raising $53.4 million (+12.2%) and $52.5 million (+4.4%), respectively.
Online gaming and sports betting continue to thrive in Pennsylvania
iGaming played a key role in the state’s growth in June, contributing $212.6 million to the monthly total. This represents a 32.3% increase.
Of this total, slots revenue was $162.2 million, an increase of 35.9%. Meanwhile, iGaming table games generated $47.6 million, a growth of 22.1%.
Online poker accounted for $2.7 million, representing a 23.2% increase. Sports betting also saw significant gains, recording $51.2 million in revenue, representing a 71.4% increase.
Betting revenue was $483.6 million during the month, an increase of 4.1%. Additionally, with $49.2 million in sports betting revenue coming from online channels.
Valley Forge Casino led the sports betting category with $23.2 million in revenue and $164 million in bets. Followed by Hollywood Casino at the Meadows, which recorded $14.2 million and $132 million in bets.
Retail Slot Stability and Table Performance
Despite iGaminig’s gains, retail slot machines continued to generate the most revenue among all gaming types in Pennsylvania, accounting for $199.3 million in June. However, this figure represented a 0.9% decrease from the previous year.
Retail table games generated $77.3 million, a 1.6% increase. These results suggest a modest slowdown in engagement with physical slots, while table games maintain a slight growth momentum.
Past results and the broader market trajectory
June’s figures follow the same trend as May 2025, when Pennsylvania surpassed the $600 million monthly revenue threshold for the first time. That figure reached $601.8 million, a 15.5% increase.
The month was also boosted by the strength of iGaming and sports betting, with retail slots generating $224.9 million and sports betting revenue rising to $59.4 million.
The slight drop in June compared to May’s record total reflects a typical seasonal slowdown, although digital channels remained strong. Combined, the data point to a market undergoing structural transformation, with online channels increasingly central to the state’s revenue base.
With sustained growth in iGaming and digital betting, Pennsylvania remains on track for a potentially record-breaking full year.
