Pennsylvania Poker Rooms Rake $4.75M In OctoberRevenue Down Slightly Year-Over-Year |
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Poker rooms in the state of Pennsylvania collected $4.75 million in rake during October, according to figures released Thursday by state gaming regulators.
The state’s brick-and-mortar poker rooms won $4.5 million in September. October 2016’s performance was slightly worse than the $4.78 million raked in October 2015, according to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, though the decrease was less than one percent.
There were 225 tables statewide during the most recent October. Parx Casino and its 45 poker tables led the way with $1.4 million in revenue.
Pennsylvania has 12 brick-and-mortar casinos, 10 of which offer poker. Next year, the state will likely revisit a bill that would legalize online poker sites.
Here’s a look at Pennsylvania poker revenue by month in 2016:
January: $4,789,340
February: $5,145,025
March: $5,166,167
April: $5,019,180
May: $5,035,223
June: $4,418,302
July: $4,963,996
August: $4,939,008
September: $4,489,781
October: $4,747,582
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