Online sports betting was up 80.2% year-to-year ($42.3 million).įanDuel Sportsbook - through its market access on the Valley Forge license - was the top book in terms of revenue after grossing $37.1 million in November. The vertical more than doubled from October in terms of revenue ($37.6 million) and easily beat the previous record of $45.3 million set back in January 2021. November was a record month in terms of revenue for online sportsbooks, hitting $76.3 million. Both were down slightly from October when the group collectively made $14.8 million in revenue and held 14.8% of the market. PGCB data show the seven smallest online casino operators in the state collectively grossed $13.4 million in November, enough to comprise 14.6% of the market. Valley Forge dropped one percentage point in terms of market share, falling to 18% in November. Valley Forge Casino and its online partners - FanDuel Casino and Stardust iCasino - took third place in the vertical after grossing $16.4 million, down 12.2% from October ($18.8 million). Borgata made $24.1 million in November, down from $26.2 million in October, and held 26.5% of the market, up from 26%. Partners on the Rivers-Philadelphia casino license - Borgata Casino PA, BetRivers Casino PA, and SugarHouse Casino - also declined 7.8% month-to-month. Revenue was down 7.8% month-to-month, from $40.3 million. The operators on the license for Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course - BetMGM Casino PA, DraftKings, and Barstool - continued to dominate the vertical, grossing $37.2 million and holding about 41% of the market.

Pennsylvania casino market share