Online Gambling Revenue Spikes In New Jersey And Pennsylvania

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  • Pennsylvania casinos reported $97.8 million in online gambling revenue in September.
  • New Jersey casinos reported $122.6 million in online gambling revenue in September.
  • Online poker went up in New Jersey but dipped in Pennsylvania.

TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey and Pennsylvania iGaming players were active in September, as both markets saw an increase in action in September.

New Jersey in particular saw a major bump with online poker revenue. But Pennsylvania’s online poker revenue dipped slightly.

The total legal online gambling markets across both states were aided by a jump in online slots and online table games.

New Jersey Online Gambling

The New Jersey gambling market saw a 40% increase in overall online gambling month-over-month in September.

NJ casinos reported $122.6 million in revenue according to the New Jersey Division of Gaming. This is up from the $110.8 million reported in August.

Online poker saw its own spike of $100,000 month-over-month to $2.5 million in revenue in September. BetMGM and Borgata reported $1,021,206, WSOP reported $804,887, and PokerStars reported 665,808.

Pennsylvania Online Gambling

Those gambling in Pennsylvania pushed the monthly revenue to $97.8 million.

The online slots report showed that the bulk of the revenue came from slot games with $68.5 million in revenue coming in September. This is also a 71.5% increase year-over-year from the $57 million in September 2020.

Online table games saw another big chunk of the revenue with $26.4 million reported.

Online poker had $2.92 million collected in revenue, which was a slight decrease month-over-month compared to the $3.2 million reported in August. September was the second-highest online poker month in September, however.

BetMGM saw the most revenue in Pennsylvania with $30.4M which is up $8.2M month-over-month. BetMGM is partnered with Hollywood Casino at Penn National.

The overall online gambling market in Pennsylvania has been steadily increasing, and September has been a bright spot in 2021.

The market may continue to climb heading into the new year.