Pennsylvania reports February 2025 revenue, down 4% year-on-year

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) has announced that total gaming revenue for February 2025 amounted to $477.3m, marking a 4.38% decrease compared to the same period in 2024.

Despite the overall decline, iGaming revenue stood out with a 12.3% year-over-year increase, reaching $202.7m. This growth reflects the ongoing expansion of digital gaming platforms across the state.

Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course generated $89.5m in total revenue, which marks a decrease of 2.9% from February 2024. Valley Forge Casino Resort recorded a 9.95% increase, reaching $81.4m.

Rivers Casino Philadelphia and Parx Casino had mixed results, with Rivers Casino Philadelphia increasing by 5.02% and Parx Casino decreasing by 2.73%. Golden Nugget showed 30.69% increase over February 2024.

In February 2025, retail slot machine revenue dropped 8.12% to $186.3m, with fewer machines in operation. Retail table games also saw a 7.16% decline, generating $71.2m. However, iGaming set a record with $207.6m up 12.27%.

Good to know: The PGCB’s reports are designed to ensure transparency in gaming revenue and taxation for Pennsylvania residents

Sports wagering rose from 14.38% to $756.9m, but taxable revenue fell 75.26%, dropping to $7.5m. Video gaming terminals generated $3.2m, a 1.15% decrease, while fantasy contests saw a 17.46% increase, reaching $1.5m.

Total tax from games revenue during February 2025 was $202.5m.

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