Operators in Ontario made less revenue from igaming than their counterparts in New Jersey and Pennsylvania during Q3 2023 — but Ontario online poker apps north of the border made more revenue per capita and accounted for a greater percentage of total revenue than those stateside.
Data from regulatory agencies in all three jurisdictions show that while Ontario is a much younger market for igaming, online poker appears to be more popular in the Canadian province.
The provincial regulator iGaming Ontario (iGO) reported in mid-October that revenue from online poker totaled CAD $16 million (USD $11.8 million) during its Q2 2023, which is the period that began on July 1 and ended on September 30.
By comparison, data from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) show poker operators in the Keystone State grossed about $7.5 million during the same three-month period. Meanwhile, according to the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE), online poker operators in the Garden State had nearly identical revenue for the quarter.
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