The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported today that revenue from the combined play of slot machines and table games Reached an all-time monthly high during March 2019 of $309,125,131.
The amount was also a 2.86% increase over March 2018, the only other month since casinos opened in late 2006 where overall revenue was above $300 million ($300,516,011).
March’s numbers were driven by the highest single month for table games revenue of $82,527,450 coupled with the third-highest monthly slot machine revenue of $226,597,681. The previous high month for table games revenue occurred in April 2017 when $79,596,706 was generated.
Additionally, this March’s numbers for table games was a 4.25% increase compared to March of last year when revenue was $79,165,791.
The report also provides tax revenue from table games play during March, which totaled $13,289,564* with an average of 1,279 tables in daily operation statewide.