Pennsylvania gaming revenue hit a record $7.01 billion in fiscal 2025-26, up 9.6% and clearing $7 billion for the first time. iGaming rose 18.4% to $2.93 billion, extending its lead as the state’s largest gaming vertical. Retail slots were flat and table games fell 2.1%, so online play accounted for all of the year’s growth. … Read more
The Pennsylvania Gambling Control Board reported that online live dealer games accounted for over 60% of online table game revenue in fiscal year 2024-2025. As a whole, iGaming revenue reached the $2.5 billion mark, a 27% increase from last year. iTable revenue increased 14% for a total of $597 million in revenue. PHILADELPHIA – Pennsylvania … Read more
The latest iGaming bill out of Massachusetts would regulate online casino gambling in the state, while also banning online sweepstakes casinos. House Bill 4431 would also implement a 15% tax rate on adjusted gross revenue, ban credit card deposits, and require AI monitoring of risky gambling behavior. There are plenty of hurdles for this bill … Read more
Saracen Casino Resort seeks approval for an iGaming app that would allow Arkansas residents to play slots, blackjack, craps, and other casino games online. Carlton Saffa, chief market officer at Saracen, estimates the online casino gambling expansion will add $12 million in annual tax revenue. Arkansas would be the first state in its region to … Read more
New York lawmakers have filed two separate bills that would legalize iGaming. Bally’s Sports is campaigning for the legalization of iGaming in Rhode Island. An Indiana iGaming bill has failed for a third consecutive year. NEW YORK – State Senator Joseph Addabbo and Assemblyman Gary Pretlow have each filed bills that would bring iGaming to … Read more
Online gambling is only state-regulated in six states. Execs at the East Coast Gaming Conference expect four more states to regulate it in the near future. There are some legal complications regarding server location thanks to The Wire Act. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – Online, state-regulated casino gambling is only up-and-running in six states: Connecticut, Delaware, … Read more
Delaware brought in $1.1 million in June from iGaming, in contrast to their lackluster sports betting numbers. iGaming handle was $35 million, while sports betting handle was $3.5 million. This could be evidence that iGaming can help substitute for sports betting in the slow summer months. DOVER, Del. – Delaware almost set a revenue record … Read more
Evolution has launched Live Craps in Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Michigan are next on the list for Live Craps launches. These launches were promised to happen “in the near future”, according to Evolution. TRENTON, N.J. – Evolution has launched its Live Craps games in Pennsylvania, and it seems like New Jersey could be getting Live … Read more
New York could see $428 million in revenue annually with regulated online casinos according to VIXIO GamblingCompliance. The online sports betting market has already raked in over $300 million in revenue since January 2022. Lawmakers failed to pass iGaming legislation in 2022. NEW YORK – New York’s online gambling market could be missing out on … Read more
Michigan will see a new live dealer studio in partnership between BetMGM and Evolution. BetMGM already handles 39% of Michigan’s iGaming market. West Virginians now have access to live dealer iGaming via DraftKings and BetRivers. DETROIT – Live dealer gaming is set to be expanded in the states of Michigan and West Virginia. While many … Read more