Monopoly Go earns Hasbro $44m as its games business grows 17%

Scopely’s Monopoly Go earned Hasbro $44m in the last quarter, and $86m year-to-date. That’s up slightly on the $41m Hasbro earned from Scopely’s hit game in the prior quarter.

The figures were announced in Hasbro’s Q2 earnings, which saw digital and licensed gaming revenue overall grow year-on-year 17% to $135.5m. Tabletop gaming saw 30% growth to $528.3m in the same period.

For the first half of the year (H1), Hasbro’s digital and licensed gaming division was up 10% to $256.8m, compared to tabletop’s 32% growth to $989m, meaning digital and licensed gaming growth is trailing tabletop so far in 2026, despite Monopoly Go’s contribution.

Both categories sit within the Wizards and digital gaming segment, which grew total revenue 27% to $663.8m in Q2, driven primarily by Magic: The Gathering’s 32% growth to $545.3m.

Hasbro did not break out any other mobile game by name. It also didn’t separate mobile earnings from its wider portfolio of digital games, which includes PC and other platforms.

Hasbro digital and licensed gaming earnings at a glance:

• Q2 2026 revenue: $135.5m (+17% YoY)
• H1 2026 revenue: $256.8m (+10% YoY)
• Monopoly Go! Q2 2026 revenue: $44m (no change YoY)
• Monopoly Go! H1 2026 revenue: $86m (YoY not available)

“As Scopely previously shared, Monopoly Go is on track to exceed $8bn in lifetime revenue this summer,” said Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks in the earnings call. “It proves that Hasbro can create major digital economics without carrying all the costs and risk ourselves.”

“Going forward, Hasbro will lean into a focused set of platforms and genres to create community hubs and major franchise moments for our brands,” he continued.

“Our partners will help us scale with more than 200 projects that are active or in development across mobile, casino, gaming console and PC. That includes work with Scopely, Aristocrat, Tripledot, Marmalade, Gameberry Labs, Ubisoft and Gameloft.”