Pennsylvania Poker Rooms Rake $4.87 Million In NovemberRevenue Up Slightly Year-Over-Year |
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Poker rooms in the state of Pennsylvania raked $4.87 million from players during the month of November, according to figures from state gaming regulators. There were 225 poker tables statewide in the month.
The revenue was more than the $4.83 million raked in November 2015, according to state figures. In the 10 years since the first casino opened in the Keystone State, the poker rooms have raked about $367 million.
Parx casino led the way last month with $1.42 million in revenue from its 45 tables.
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
November: $4,870,621
Compared to other poker markets in the region, Pennsylvania beat out New Jersey’s $4.6 million in poker revenue (live and online) in November. Maryland poker rooms raked $2.67 million in November, but revenue should grow thanks to the 39-table MGM National Harbor poker room that opened last month. In addition to live poker, Pennsylvania is looking at internet play.
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