PokerScout produces proprietary monthly estimates for U.S. poker operator revenue, combining detailed regulatory data from those states where it is available with projections where necessary. These include estimates for states where poker revenue is only provided lumped in with online casinos (e.g. Michigan) or those where combined revenue is given for multiple operators on the same license (e.g. Pennsylvania).
Monthly news articles provide analysis of trends in the U.S. market, while historical data is provided on our revenue tracker page.
BetRivers Poker got off to a promising start last year, looking like it might successfully disrupt the U.S. online poker market.… Continue reading BetRivers Poker’s Days of Market Share Growth Appear at an End
Regulated U.S. online poker sites made 15.8% more revenue in January than in December, but a hot start to 2026 hasn’t changed… Continue reading Big ‘January Jump’ Fails to Reverse U.S. Poker’s Year-Over-Year Decline
After seeming to find its floor in November, PokerStars bounced back in December, improving its market share for the first time… Continue reading PokerStars on the Rebound: Former Top U.S. Operator Notches First Significant Market Share Improvement in Six Months
Operator revenues for U.S. online poker plunged in November, but for once the former market leader PokerStars didn’t do significantly worse than… Continue reading Has PokerStars Found Its Floor in a Cooling U.S. Online Poker Market?
October is generally a good month for online gambling operators, but especially for WSOP.com, thanks to its annual Fall Bracelet Series. According to PokerScout… Continue reading WSOP’s Fall Bracelet Series Drives U.S. Market Revenue Growth in October
Revenue for regulated U.S. poker sites didn’t change much from August to September by PokerScout estimates, but the annual growth… Continue reading U.S. Online Poker Continues to Benefit From the ‘Pennsylvania Boom’ Even During Slow Fall Season
When Pennsylvania authorized multistate online poker in April, most of PokerStars’ competitors were ready to start sharing traffic from day… Continue reading PokerStars’ Failure to Network Pennsylvania May Have Already Cost it the Market Lead
