The Philadelphia Eagles missing the Super Bowl helped Pennsylvania sports betting operators enjoy a 60.7% year-over-year revenue increase in February.
- Pennsylvania sportsbooks taped $24.7 countless their $54.5-million February win from the Super Bowl.
- The manage dipped 21.7% from the previous February.
- FanDuel put up another double-digit hold.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Panel (PGCB) recently reported that online and retail sportsbooks produced a combined $54.5 million in gross earnings, an enormous uptick from the $34 million produced in February 2025.
The Eagles winning the NFL title last year expense operators over $6 million in Pennsylvania income. This February, they took $24.7 million on the Super Bowl in between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.
The 9.2% hold was more than double that of the previous February.
Handle dips
The February revenue spike came in spite of the manage dropping 21.7% to $592.5 million, the most affordable amount wagered given that August. It assisted operators that they spent 37% less in advertising betting compared to February 2025.
Pennsylvania online sports betting represented $568.9 million of the overall handle and all but the $513,600 of the income that retail sportsbooks produced.
The Keystone State's $12.9-million month-to-month cut from taxable revenue of $37.3 million was also considerably enhanced after bringing in less than $3 million a year back.
FanDuel controls
FanDuel continued its dominance over Keystone State gamblers with a 12.6% hold on a February-best $191.5-million handle that produced over $24 million in gross profits, which was only down about $3 million from January. DraftKings recovered 8.1% on $179.5 million in wagers.
Fanatics remained above BetMGM to finish third with a $49.5-million deal with, winning $4 million in February. BetMGM produced a 7.9% hang on $40.7 million in wagers, while bet365 also exceeded $3 million on a deal with of almost $35 million.
BetRivers and theScore Bet nearly reached $2 million in gross revenue. Caesars fell simply shy of $1 million in February.
