West Virginia online casino revenue reaches record $44 million in October
Revenue rose 27% from a year earlier. Mountaineer, whose partners include BetRivers and Caesars, recorded the strongest annual growth among licensees.
Key points
- West Virginia online casino revenue reached $44 million in October 2026.
- The total was $5 million above September and $2 million above the previous record.
- Mountaineer revenue grew 37% year over year, and its market share reached 21%.
- Charles Town and Mardi Gras held market shares of 33% and 25%, respectively.
West Virginia online casino revenue reached a record $44 million in October 2026, rising 27% from a year earlier, Poker Industry PRO reported.
The October total was $5 million higher than the previous month and $2 million above the prior record, set in March 2026. The annual growth rate also exceeded those recorded in the preceding three months.
Charles Town and Mardi Gras, the two largest licensees, each reached an all-time revenue high. They accounted for 33% and 25% of the market, respectively, and each grew by about a third year over year.
Mountaineer posted the strongest annual growth among licensees at 37%. Its market share rose to 21%, from 19% a year earlier. Its online partners are BetRivers, which also includes online poker, and Caesars.
Charles Town's online partners include DraftKings and PointsBet. Mardi Gras partners with FanDuel and Ember, the operator formerly known as Betly. FanDuel moved from Greenbrier to Mardi Gras in September 2025, while Betly rebranded as Ember in July 2026.
Other partnerships in the state include Greenbrier with BetMGM and Golden Nugget, and Wheeling with Bet365. Bet365 launched under Wheeling in August 2026.
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