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Pennsylvania Video Gaming Terminal Revenue and Handle by Month

Pennsylvania video gaming terminals produced $3.2M in gross gaming revenue in September 2026, down 5% from Sep 2025. Over the 12 months through Sep 2026, revenue totaled $41.1M on $512M in bets, a 8.0% hold, and the state collected $17.3M in tax. In the shared comparison window Oct 2025–Sep 2026, it ranked 7th largest of 7 states with monthly video gaming terminal revenue.

The highest month on record here is Mar 2026 ($3.9M). Monthly figures run from Aug 2019 to Sep 2026 and come from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.

Monthly3-month averageState tax
$2.0M$4.0M2020202220242026Mar 2026 $3.9M$3.3M$1.4M

Aug 2019–Sep 2026 · Source: Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board · Pennsylvania revenue

Handle (amount bet)

Monthly3-month average
$20.0M$40.0M$60.0M2020202220242026Mar 2026 $47.5M$41.8M
Pennsylvania video gaming terminals: monthly revenue

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Pennsylvania video gaming terminals, monthly
MonthHandleRevenue (GGR)HoldState tax
Sep 2026$41.1M$3.2M7.7%$1.3M
Aug 2026$41.9M$3.4M8.0%$1.4M
Jul 2026$42.2M$3.4M7.9%$1.4M
Jun 2026$41.1M$3.3M7.9%$1.4M
May 2026$44.4M$3.6M8.0%$1.5M
Apr 2026$45.1M$3.7M8.2%$1.6M
Mar 2026$47.5M$3.9M8.2%$1.6M
Feb 2026$41.0M$3.2M7.9%$1.4M
Jan 2026$39.5M$3.2M8.1%$1.3M
Dec 2025$41.7M$3.4M8.1%$1.4M
Nov 2025$42.7M$3.5M8.3%$1.5M
Oct 2025$43.8M$3.5M8.0%$1.5M
Sep 2025$41.4M$3.3M8.1%$1.4M
Aug 2025$45.6M$3.6M7.9%$1.5M
Jul 2025$43.9M$3.5M7.9%$1.5M
Jun 2025$41.7M$3.4M8.1%$1.4M
May 2025$46.1M$3.7M8.0%$1.5M
Apr 2025$45.0M$3.5M7.8%$1.5M
Mar 2025$45.7M$3.7M8.1%$1.6M
Feb 2025$39.1M$3.2M8.2%$1.3M
Jan 2025$40.2M$3.2M7.9%$1.3M
Dec 2024$42.3M$3.4M8.1%$1.4M
Nov 2024$41.4M$3.2M7.8%$1.4M
Oct 2024$44.4M$3.6M8.0%$1.5M
Sep 2024$41.7M$3.4M8.1%$1.4M
Aug 2024$44.6M$3.7M8.2%$1.5M
Jul 2024$43.8M$3.5M8.0%$1.5M
Jun 2024$42.4M$3.4M8.1%$1.4M
May 2024$46.1M$3.7M8.0%$1.5M
Apr 2024$44.9M$3.6M8.1%$1.5M
Mar 2024$46.3M$3.7M8.1%$1.6M
Feb 2024$39.9M$3.2M8.1%$1.4M
Jan 2024$38.5M$3.0M7.9%$1.3M
Dec 2023$42.5M$3.4M8.1%$1.4M
Nov 2023$40.7M$3.4M8.3%$1.4M
Oct 2023$41.8M$3.4M8.2%$1.4M
Sep 2023$38.9M$3.2M8.3%$1.4M
Aug 2023$40.1M$3.5M8.7%$1.5M
Jul 2023$40.4M$3.4M8.3%$1.4M
Jun 2023$40.0M$3.4M8.5%$1.4M
May 2023$39.8M$3.6M9.0%$1.5M
Apr 2023$39.7M$3.5M8.9%$1.5M
Mar 2023$43.2M$3.8M8.7%$1.6M
Feb 2023$38.7M$3.3M8.6%$1.4M
Jan 2023$38.9M$3.3M8.6%$1.4M
Dec 2022$38.4M$3.3M8.7%$1.4M
Nov 2022$39.3M$3.5M8.9%$1.5M
Oct 2022$41.6M$3.5M8.5%$1.5M
Sep 2022$41.1M$3.5M8.5%$1.5M
Aug 2022$42.3M$3.7M8.7%$1.5M
Jul 2022$41.5M$3.6M8.7%$1.5M
Jun 2022$40.3M$3.5M8.7%$1.5M
May 2022$42.1M$3.7M8.7%$1.5M
Apr 2022$43.9M$3.8M8.6%$1.6M
Mar 2022$44.3M$3.8M8.6%$1.6M
Feb 2022$34.7M$3.0M8.7%$1.3M
Jan 2022$35.1M$3.1M8.8%$1.3M
Dec 2021$38.6M$3.4M8.7%$1.4M
Nov 2021$37.7M$3.2M8.4%$1.3M
Oct 2021$39.0M$3.4M8.7%$1.4M
Sep 2021$39.2M$3.4M8.7%$1.4M
Aug 2021$41.8M$3.6M8.7%$1.5M
Jul 2021$41.8M$3.8M9.0%$1.6M
Jun 2021$37.8M$3.3M8.8%$1.4M
May 2021$39.6M$3.6M9.1%$1.5M
Apr 2021$42.0M$3.9M9.2%$1.6M
Mar 2021$40.6M$3.6M9.0%$1.5M
Feb 2021$27.3M$2.5M9.2%$1.1M
Jan 2021$24.8M$2.2M9.1%$941K
Dec 2020$9.3M$803K8.7%$337K
Nov 2020$25.5M$2.3M8.9%$949K
Oct 2020$26.9M$2.4M9.0%$1.0M
Sep 2020$26.2M$2.4M9.1%$1.0M
Aug 2020$24.9M$2.2M9.0%$944K
Jul 2020$22.8M$2.1M9.1%$869K
Jun 2020$12.2M$1.1M8.9%$453K
Mar 2020$10.2M$934K9.2%$392K
Feb 2020$14.2M$1.3M9.4%$564K
Jan 2020$11.2M$1.1M10.0%$468K
Dec 2019$8.9M$879K9.9%$369K
Nov 2019$7.1M$659K9.3%$277K
Oct 2019$4.9M$466K9.4%$196K
Sep 2019$2.8M$268K9.4%$113K
Aug 2019$607K$56.2K9.3%$23.6K
Pennsylvania video gaming terminals, calendar-year totals
YearHandleRevenue (GGR)State tax
2026$384M (9 mo)$30.7M (9 mo)$12.9M (9 mo)
2025$517M$41.5M$17.4M
2024$516M$41.5M$17.4M
2023$485M$41.2M$17.3M
2022$485M$42.1M$17.7M
2021$450M$39.9M$16.7M
2020$183M (10 mo)$16.6M (10 mo)$7.0M (10 mo)
2019$24.4M (5 mo)$2.3M (5 mo)$978K (5 mo)

Years with missing months show partial totals, marked with the number of months reported.

Notes

GGR is the report's own statewide "Total" block, "Gross Terminal Revenue" row, summed across all licensed truck-stop establishments. Tax paid is state tax (42%) plus the 10% Local Share Assessment on video gaming terminal revenue. The PGCB's monthly VGT workbook reports one row per licensed truck-stop establishment but no per-operator (of the handful of licensed terminal operators) breakdown that can be reliably distinguished from establishments' own store numbers, so this series is statewide-total only.

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