The text provides a summary of the online gaming and sports betting revenue results from August 2026 in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Michigan. Here are the key points:
Pennsylvania
- Overall gaming revenue declined by 2.2% to $569.7 million.
- iGaming revenue saw a growth of 6.3%, totaling $245.7 million, broken down as follows:
- Online slots: $195.2 million (+8.8%)
- Online table games: $48.1 million (-2.6%)
- Online poker: $2.4 million (-5.2%)
- Sports betting handle decreased by 3.3%, reaching $498.5 million, with taxable revenue dropping 19.9% to $39.4 million.
New Jersey
- Total gaming revenue fell by 5.5% to $294.9 million.
- Online casinos increased revenue by 4.4% to $259.3 million.
- Online poker decreased by 3.2% to $2.6 million.
- Sports betting revenue dropped 25% to $61.4 million, attributed to a later start to the fall sports calendar.
- Year-to-date gaming revenue rose by 5.4% to $4.8 billion.
Michigan
- Combined online gaming and sports betting gross receipts reported at $337.6 million, a 2.5% decrease from July.
- iGaming gross receipts totaled $303 million, while sports betting accounted for $34.6 million.
- Year-over-year, iGaming adjusted gross receipts were up 17.6%, but online sports betting dropped by 29.3%.
- Operators reported $62.8 million in taxes, including $61.2 million from online gaming.
Overall, while traditional sports betting revenue saw declines across these states, online casino revenues largely remained robust, with some minor fluctuations. Poker continued its downward trend in all three states.
