Pennsylvania is the number one iGaming market in the U.S., and the only state to achieve $300 million of online gaming revenue in two consecutive months, writes Corey Sharp for Play Pennsylvania.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported that Pennsylvania iGaming operators generated $304.4 million in revenue in November, above $300 million for the second straight month.
In 2025, Pennsylvania’s iGaming revenue surpassed $3 billion.
In Delaware County, Harrah’s Philadelphia in Chester saw $16,891,109 in total online revenue for November 2025. Harrah’s was the fourth-highest online revenue-generating casino in Pennsylvania for November 2025.
Online slot revenue for the casino brought in the most, at $14,410,341. Online table games generated $1,954,780, while online poker saw $525,988 in revenue.
The casino also generated $3,552,597 in promotional revenue and collected $6,257,726 in taxes.
Harrah’s was topped in November by Rivers Philadelphia, in third place, with $45,976,429, and Valley Forge Casino, at $92,105,206.
Hollywood Penn National emerged on top, generating $113,241,090 in November 2024.
Overall, there was a slight slowdown in online revenue for Pennsylvania casinos in November, compared to the previous month, with the exception of Golden Nugget and bet365.
See more details about online gaming revenue amounts for Pennsylvania’s casinos in Play Pennsylvania.
