Q2 2026 shows continued regulated iGaming growth across major North American markets. The monitor deliberately does not fill unavailable data: Great Britain’s official April–June 2026 industry release is scheduled for 3 December 2026.

$910.4m
Michigan iGaming gross receipts, Apr–Jun 2026.
$810.4m
New Jersey internet gaming win, Apr–Jun 2026.
$743.1m
Pennsylvania iGaming revenue, Apr–Jun 2026.

Quarter snapshot

Q2 2026 Casino Market Monitor - evidence and source data
Market Q2 2026 measure Quarter total Comparable note
Michigan iGaming gross receipts $910.4m Adjusted iGaming receipts: $873.82m; monthly YoY adjusted growth 24.9%, 24.2%, 28.0%.
New Jersey Internet gaming win $810.4m April $263.1m; May $276.3m; June $271.0m.
Pennsylvania iGaming revenue $743.13m Monthly YoY: +7.94%, +9.44%, +14.10%.
Ontario Online casino gaming revenue C$957.3m Casino wagers C$24.811bn; iGO operators only, excludes OLG and pari-mutuel racing.
Great Britain Remote casino GGY Pending Official Apr–Jun 2026 quarterly Industry Statistics scheduled for 3 Dec 2026.

Currencies and state/regulator definitions differ. The table is for trend comparison, not aggregation.

Michigan: growth remained above 24% on the adjusted measure

Michigan operators reported iGaming gross receipts of $303.4 million in April, $305.8 million in May and $301.2 million in June, producing a Q2 gross total of $910.4 million. Adjusted iGaming receipts totaled $873.82 million. The regulator reported year-on-year adjusted growth of 24.9% in April, 24.2% in May and 28.0% in June.

Pennsylvania: June accelerated

Pennsylvania online casino revenue was $245.78 million in April, $254.83 million in May and $242.53 million in June, for $743.13 million across the quarter. The year-on-year monthly growth rates progressed from 7.94% to 9.44% to 14.10%. June’s mix was led by iSlots at $190.84 million, followed by iTables at $49.31 million and iPoker at $2.38 million.

Analysts reviewing regional casino market data
Quarterly monitoring retains each regulator’s own metric instead of converting different definitions into a false single league table.

New Jersey: more than $800m of internet gaming win in the quarter

New Jersey reported internet gaming win of $263.1 million in April, $276.3 million in May and $271.0 million in June, totaling roughly $810.4 million for Q2. April and May were each 11.9% above the corresponding prior-year month, while June was 17.5% higher year on year.

Ontario: casino remained the majority of regulated online revenue

iGaming Ontario’s monthly market reporting indicates casino gaming revenue of approximately C$314.1 million in April, C$326.4 million in May and C$316.8 million in June, totaling C$957.3 million. Casino wagers across those months were approximately C$24.811 billion. Across all iGO verticals, Q2 gaming revenue was about C$1.219 billion and wagers C$28.253 billion.

Ontario’s figures are not directly interchangeable with U.S. state revenue. They are Canadian dollars, come from iGaming Ontario’s regulated operator network and exclude OLG and pari-mutuel racing. The report is explicitly described as unaudited and subject to adjustment.

U.S. national context

AGA’s Q2 2026 tracker reported $20.39 billion in total commercial gaming revenue and $3.03 billion from iGaming, with iGaming up 16.5% year on year. That national figure is useful as context, but state totals remain preferable for auditability because they can be traced to individual regulator releases.

Great Britain: do not manufacture the missing quarter

As of 5 October 2026, the Gambling Commission’s latest industry statistics cover through March 2026. Its release calendar schedules the April–June 2026 quarterly Industry Statistics for 3 December 2026. The last available quarter, January–March 2026, reported £1.5 billion of remote-casino GGY. THEMP therefore marks GB Q2 as pending rather than extrapolating it.

Update trigger: refresh this monitor after the UKGC release on 3 December 2026, then record the new publication date and revise only the GB section and any cross-market comparisons affected by it.

What Q2 actually tells us

  • Regulated U.S. iGaming continued to outgrow traditional commercial gaming at the national level.
  • Michigan remained the fastest-growing of the three large state examples here on its adjusted iGaming measure.
  • Pennsylvania’s June year-on-year growth accelerated relative to April and May.
  • Ontario’s casino vertical represented most of its reported regulated online revenue and wagering in the quarter.
  • Cross-market ranking by absolute revenue is unsafe without currency and definition normalization.

Monitor methodology

Quarter = 1 April–30 June 2026. Primary regulator releases are preferred. Monthly values are summed without FX conversion. We preserve “gross receipts,” “gaming win,” “revenue” and “GGY” labels rather than pretending those regulatory definitions are identical.

External sources are cited for data provenance. THEMP’s interpretation and comparison rules are editorial analysis, not claims made by the cited organizations.