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Virginia’s online, retail sports betting handle grows 6.4% to $589.2m for June
While mobile operations accounted for the vast majority of the state’s total sports betting handle after generating nearly $586m and increasing 23.9%, retail betting drove $3.2m and fell 37.1%.
Virginia casinos generate 17.3% increase in total revenue for June to $92.1m
Casino activity during June 2026 was assisted by the launches of two gaming establishments since the prior year period, including The Interim Gaming Hall Norfolk and Live! Virginia.
Virginia sports betting revenue falls 6.8% during May to $63.3m
Sports betting revenue generated by retail casinos totaled just $439,556 for the monthly period, while online wagering revenue also decreased by 6.8% year-over-year to $62.9m.
Virginia casino revenue increases 26.9% to $108.4m for May
Caesars Virginia led all properties with close to $38m in revenue for the monthly period, having increased 11.6%, while The Interim Gaming Hall Norfolk property accounted for $1.1m.
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Virginia sports betting revenue climbs 15.1% to $64.6m during April
The increase in sports betting revenue was assisted by a 0.7% rise in the state’s handle for April 2026, totaling $613.9m and heavily driven by online wagering which accounted for $608.5m.
Virginia casino revenue grows 25.6% to over $98.9m for April
Caesars Virginia generated the most revenue of any casino property in the state after witnessing growth of 3.3% to $33.5m, including $26m of slot revenue for an increase of 9.6%.
Virginia sports betting revenue increases 33.3% to $60.1m for March
Mobile sports betting revenue accounted for the vast majority of total revenue across the state, having increased 25.8% from the prior year period to just over $59.8m.
Virginia casino revenue eclipses $100m during March, rises 17.5%
The state’s casino revenue for March 2026 was assisted by results generated from The Interim Gaming Hall Norfolk and Live! Petersburg, both of which debuted following the prior year period.
Virginia casinos generate $95.2m in February gaming revenue
Virginia’s five land-based casinos generated $95.2m in adjusted gaming revenue (AGR) in February 2026, with operators paying $17.1m in state gaming taxes.
Competing Virginia iGaming bills move to conference committee
Competing proposals to legalize online casino gaming in Virginia are advancing through the General Assembly, but key differences mean lawmakers must now negotiate a final version.
PGCB, Virginia Lottery recognize Problem Gambling Awareness Month during March
Figures such as PGCB Executive Director Kevin O’Toole and Virginia Lottery Executive Director Khalid Jones called attention to the problem gambling resources currently available to residents.
Virginia sports wagering revenue falls 7.2% to $75.2m for January
Mobile sports wagering accounted for the vast majority of revenue during January 2026, having generated $74.9m for the monthly period but decreasing 7.1% from the prior year period.
Live! Petersburg debut helps Virginia casino revenue increase 12% for January
The new Cordish Companies site generated $4.7m of casino revenue in its opening month, while Caesars Virginia produced the most revenue of any property after rising 6.8% to $30.5m.
Virginia Senate committee advances iGaming bill for full chamber discussion
Senate Bill 118 would legalize online casino gaming in Virginia and establish a new Virginia Gaming Commission to oversee the state’s potential iGaming market.
Virginia sports wagering generates $79.3m revenue for December
The figure equates to an 80.6% increase from the prior year period, driven primarily by online sports betting operations which produced nearly $79.2m of revenue and grew 80.3%.
iGaming legislation advances in Virginia following new revisions
The Senate General Laws and Technology Gaming subcommittee had voted to reject SB 118 on January 26, but Senator Mamie Locke made amendments to the bill prior to new consideration.
Virginia subcommittee fails to advance iGaming legislation
The Senate General Laws and Technology Gaming subcommittee rejected SB 118 following a majority denial but will allow the legislation to be amended and reconsidered at a future date.
Virginia lawmakers consider credit card ban for sports betting deposits
House Bill 515 would prevent sportsbooks from accepting credit cards as a funding method, placing Virginia alongside a growing number of states reassessing payment rules amid consumer protection concerns.
Interim Gaming Hall Norfolk helps Virginia casino revenue grow 15.5% for December
The Virginia Lottery Board also unanimously approved licensing for Casino Resorts Petersburg to become the fifth operator to open a commercial casino in the state on January 15.
Virginia sports betting generates $798.9m handle for November
The monthly figure represents a 5% increase from the prior year period, while revenue produced by casinos and online operators totaled $95.3m for growth of 18.2%.
Interim Norfolk property helps Virginia casino revenue rise 31.4% for November
The temporary gaming hall contributed just over $1.4m of casino revenue throughout November, while Caesars Virginia revenue climbed 70.5% year-over-year for a total of $33.7m.
Virginia sports betting handle sees 19.5% rise in October
The Virginia Lottery has reported the state's sports betting figures for the month, announcing a handle of just under $832m.