Income hit these highs despite declining revenue from slot machines and table games compared to 2023, according to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. But these dips were nothing next to the 25% spike in money from online gambling, the board said.

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Pennsylvania officials collected almost $2.7 billion in taxes on these gaming revenues and from annual slot machine license operation fees.

The state reported that in 2024,

• slot machine revenue fell by 0.66% to about $2.4 billion;
• table games revenue dipped by $3.53% to $937 million;
• online gaming revenue increased by 25.25% to $2.2 billion;
• sports betting revenue climbed by 11.36% to about $511 million;
• revenue from video game terminals went up by 0.7% to more than $41 million, and
• fantasy contests revenue dropped by 7.08% to $18.7 million.