(WHTM)– The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board announced Friday that it reported record revenue returned to the Commonwealth in the 2025/26 fiscal year.

The PGCB reported that combined revenue from regulated games was just over $7 billion, an all-time high for a fiscal year. The regulated games include casino slot machines and table games,
iGaming, sports wagering, video gaming terminals (VGTs), and fantasy sports contests.

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The resulting revenue for Pennsylvania from taxes and fees was $3,098,193,583, which was also a record for the fiscal year.

The number comes after taxes on the games and $110 million in slot machine license operation fees, per the PGCB.

The revenue returned to Pennsylvania is used for school property tax reductions on an owner’s primary residence, economic development, recreational projects, support for the agricultural industry, grants for counties and communities, and revenue for the Commonwealth’s General Fund, according to the PGCB.

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