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West Virginia’s online casino market generated $39 million in revenue in June 2026, according to a report published Wednesday, with BetMGM accounting for about 22% of that total. The same report said statewide revenue was 41% higher than in June 2025.
The figures point to continued growth in the state’s regulated iGaming market, while also showing BetMGM remains a meaningful part of the West Virginia online casino landscape.
BetMGM remained a sizable part of June revenue
The source report said BetMGM was responsible for roughly 22% of West Virginia’s online casino revenue in June. In simple terms, that works out to about one dollar out of every five generated by the market during the month.
The article did not provide BetMGM’s exact dollar revenue total for June. It did note that the company operates in West Virginia through The Greenbrier’s license.
BetMGM has used that license structure since August 2020, according to the report.
The figures also highlight how West Virginia’s market is structured
West Virginia requires digital casino operators to partner with licensed land-based casinos in the state. In BetMGM’s case, the source said that access comes through The Greenbrier.
That licensing model is a key part of how the state’s regulated online casino market works, tying mobile and online brands to existing casino properties.
For West Virginia readers, the latest revenue snapshot mainly shows two things: the statewide online casino market continued to expand in June, and BetMGM remained one of the notable operators within that market.
What to watch next
The report did not cite any regulatory change, enforcement action, or operator access change tied to these numbers. The next useful marker for West Virginia readers will be future state market revenue updates, which can show whether June’s 41% year-over-year growth continues in the months ahead.
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Source: As reported by Nicole Taylor.
