Poker rooms in Pennsylvania casinos raked $4.5 million during September, in line with figures from the state Gaming Control Board.

There were 225 tables statewide throughout the month. Parx Casino led the way in which with $1.3 million in revenue from its 45 tables. Pennsylvania has 12 brick-and-mortar casinos, 10 of which give poker.

The $4.5 million was up about four percent from the $4.3 million raked in September 2015.

Total Pennsylvania table game revenue for September 2016 was $68.8 million, which was a 4.3-percent increase in comparison to September 2015’s $65.9 million.

There were greater than 1,200 table games statewide.

Here’s a glance at Pennsylvania poker revenue by month in 2016:

January: $4,789,340
February: $5,145,025
March: $5,166,167
April: $5,019,180
May: $5,035,223
June: $4,418,302
July: $4,963,996
August: $4,939,008
September: $4,489,781

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