Delaware Online Poker Revenue Falls to $38,619
October 2026 online poker revenue in Delaware dropped 52.3% from the same month a year earlier.
Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Gambling
Delaware online poker revenue totaled $38,619 in October 2026, down 25.5% from September and 52.3% from October 2025. Delaware Park generated the largest share of the state's total.
Why it matters
The decline cuts into state gaming revenue from a market that is shared with other Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement members. Lower revenue signals shrinking player activity in Delaware's online poker market.
Delaware Park generated $20,800 in October 2026, 53.9% of the state total and a 61.0% year-on-year decline. Average monthly revenue over the last 12 reported months was $58,830, and the reports do not explain the drivers of the drop.
The players
Delaware Park
Delaware Park is a racetrack and casino in Wilmington that is one of the state's three licensed gaming operators.
Harrington Raceway & Casino
Harrington Raceway & Casino is a racino in Harrington, Delaware, and one of the state's licensed gaming venues.
Bally's Dover
Bally's Dover is a casino and racetrack in Dover, Delaware, operated under the Bally's brand, a national gaming company.
The details
Delaware's online poker revenue rose from $35,559 in June 2026 to $70,625 in August before declining to $51,809 in September and $38,619 in October. Revenue figures reflect rake and tournament fees rather than player counts or deposits. Harrington and Bally's Dover generated $9,673 and $8,146 respectively in October.
Timeline
June 2026: Delaware online poker revenue was $35,559.
August 2026: Revenue peaked at $70,625 in the reporting period.
October 2026: Revenue fell to $38,619, the lowest figure in the period shown.
Lifestyle Context
Delaware joined the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement, which allows shared online poker player pools with Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania's September 2026 online poker revenue of $2,270,481 illustrates how much larger that partner market is than Delaware's.
Delaware players who use the state's online poker sites are part of a shared multi-state player pool, so changes in activity in one state can affect the games available across the agreement. Revenue data alone does not show whether individual players will see different game options or pricing.
The takeaway
Monthly online poker revenue is volatile in Delaware, so readers following the market should compare multiple months rather than a single report. The October figure is one data point in a series that also includes a July–August rise.
Further reading
For more on the state's wagering landscape, explore Gambling coverage.
