#PlayPennsylvania

FanDuel has introduced branded online live dealer games in Pennsylvania.

In October, Pennsylvania's online casinos and sports betting had another record month. The industry is expected to grow its revenues to $5 billion. The growth would translate into roughly $2 billion of tax revenues for the commonwealth. Sports betting brought in $183.7 million in tax revenue to the state in October. Other gambling, such as slots and table games, have declined.

There are now eight online casinos in Pennsylvania. Many games and slot titles from brick-and-mortar casinos are available online.

PA Gaming Revenue Reaches $429 million in July. Retail slots accounted for nearly half of all adjusted gross revenue (AGR), but numbers in that vertical are down almost $9 million year-over-year. Online slots and sports wagering revenue are up 13.73% and 28.14%.

Some Pennsylvania's online craps games have gone bust.

Pennsylvania's online casino industry is the highest-generating jurisdiction in the United States.

NFL action helped break the Pennsylvania record in wagers with over $800m placed on bets throughout January. Pennsylvania's online casinos boasted revenues of $130m for the first time. According to PlayPennsylvania, sportsbooks are up 29% from January 2021, achieving an additional $178.4m in revenue this January (2022). The gross revenue for sportsbook across January was also up by 8.3% and 17.9% respectively.

PA casinos had a record 2021. The revenue came in over $400 million at $406.3 million. That resulted in $165.0 million in tax dollars for the state and local entities.

Parx Casino in Bensalem, PA is doing well. The casino doesn't offer any on-site accommodations, but Parx plans to add a hotel to the property.

Pennsylvania casinos saw a more than $9 million revenue increase in May compared to the previous month. Hollywood Casino at Penn National in Dauphin County saw the highest revenue total in the state. Rivers Casino on Pittsburgh's North Shore saw revenues of $29.4 million. The Meadows Racetrack and Casino in Washington County had revenues totaling $20.6 million in this month, which produced $27.7 million of taxable revenue.

Pennsylvania's online and retail sportsbooks took in $560.3 million in bets in March. The state also set a new record for online casino sales with $500 million. Sportsbooks also did well in the March with gross gaming revenue of $41 million, up 376.7 percent from $8.6 million the previous year.

Anthony from West Chester, PA, won $159,052.43 on the Divine Fortune Progressive Online Slot.

There are 11 online casinos in Pennsylvania. Recently, a couple won a $139,283 Divine Fortune jackpot at HollywoodCasino.com.