Pennsylvania online poker revenue rises to $2,373,851 in August 2026

Pennsylvania’s online poker operators generated $2,373,851 in revenue from rake and tournament fees in August 2026, according to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. That is up 1.5%, or $36,047, from the $2,337,804 reported for July 2026.

The 2 months bring fiscal-year-to-date revenue to $4,711,655.

Valley Forge holds first place at $843,185

Valley Forge again led the market. It reported $843,185 in August, a slight dip from $846,527 in July. Even with that small decline, it stayed well clear of every other operator in the state.

Penn National posted the strongest month-over-month gain. Its revenue climbed from $495,743 in July to $596,272 in August, enough to lift it from third place to second.

Caesars Interactive Entertainment slips to third

Caesars Interactive Entertainment moved the other way. After taking second place in July with $542,220, it fell to $474,989 in August and dropped to third.

The Rivers-Philadelphia finished fourth in both months. It edged up from $453,315 to $459,405, keeping it close behind Caesars Interactive Entertainment.

The state’s growth came mostly from one operator. Penn National’s increase more than covered the decline at Caesars Interactive Entertainment, while Valley Forge and The Rivers-Philadelphia stayed close to their July figures.

Pennsylvania takes part in the multi-state online poker agreement, which lets its players share pools with players in other member states. August’s total of $2,373,851 is the highest of the fiscal year’s first 2 months.