New Jersey’s regulated online gambling market saw revenue rise by one-sixth year-on-year in September, although the sum represented a slight decrease from the previous month.

According to figures released Thursday by the state’s Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE), New Jersey-licensed online gambling sites reported revenue of $12m, $200k less than the sites reaped in the month of August. However, the figure represents a 17.3% improvement over September 2014’s $10.25m.

The casino vertical accounted for $10.25m of September’s total revenue, while poker anted up just $1.77m. The casino figure is virtually unchanged from August’s total but poker’s tally is about $200k less than August’s $1.98m, ending the vertical’s two-month streak of positive growth and marking a new record low for the vertical. Simply put, PokerStars cannot arrive soon enough.

At the individual level, sites operating under the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa’s online license led the pack with $3.38m in revenue, with $2.43m from casino and $950k from poker. Caesars Interactive Entertainment sites generated $2.65m, with $1.83m from casino and nearly $821k from poker.