Pennsylvania online poker revenue dips 1.8% in September as Valley Forge grows
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reports that September’s state total came in 1.8% below September 2025, when the figure stood at $2,311,202. It was also 4.4% lower than the $2,373,851 posted in August 2026.
April’s $2,565,507 tops the past 12 months
September landed below the 12-month monthly average of $2,367,034. The strongest month in that stretch was April 2026 at $2,565,507. February 2026 was the weakest at $2,208,606. October 2025 ($2,506,693) and January 2026 ($2,504,189) came closest to the April peak.
The fiscal year has started slower, too. Revenue for the first three months from July reached $6,982,136. The same three months a year earlier brought in $7,331,762, a gap of 4.8%.
Valley Forge grows while three operators fall
Valley Forge led the state with $898,525, or 39.6% of the total, up from $843,185 in August. It was the only licence holder to report more revenue than the month before. Valley Forge reported no online poker revenue in September 2025, and its first month with poker revenue in the board’s figures was April 2026.
The other three moved the other way. Penn National took $544,084, a 24% share, down from $596,272 in August and 12.4% below September 2025. Caesars Interactive Entertainment reported $430,684, or 19% of the total, against $474,989 in August, a 12.1% year-on-year fall. The Rivers-Philadelphia posted $397,188, a 17.5% share, down from $459,405 in August and 11.3% under last September.
Mount Airy is absent. The licence holder last reported online poker revenue in March 2026, with $601,217, and has reported none since.
The figures cover rake and tournament fees only, not player numbers or deposits. Since 2025, Pennsylvania has been a member of the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement, which allows player pools to be shared with Delaware, Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan and West Virginia.
In Delaware, the Delaware Lottery reported $51,809 in online poker revenue for September 2026. That was 22.5% down on September 2025.
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