NFL Conference Title Games Offer Good Betting Warmup For Super Bowl
From 10/1 first-TD boosts to a way to earn $600 in free Super Bowl bets, the PA sportsbooks offer plenty of wagering incentives this weekend.
→Author: Gary Rotstein
Gary Rotstein
Gary is a longtime journalist, having spent three decades covering gambling, state government, and other issues for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, in addition to stints as managing editor of the Bedford (Pa.) Gazette and as a reporter for United Press International and the Middletown (Conn.) Press.
Thanks To All The Newly Legalized Forms, 2019 Was A Record Year For PA Gaming
The new forms of legalized gambling combined with traditional casino games to post record revenue in 2019, up 4.5% year over year.
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PA Hits New High In Sports Betting, With DraftKings Providing Big Boost
New online sports betting sites helped push Pennsylvania’s sports wagering handle to a new high of $342.6 mm in December.
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PA Had Record Gambling Year And Is About To Add More With Betfred
A detailed accounting is coming Thursday, but a summary offered at Wednesday’s monthly PGCB meeting indicated new highs in 2019.
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Pennsylvania Approach To Sports Betting Is Winning Some Respect, Finally
It wasn’t long ago that some were calling PA sports betting a “dumpster fire,” but so far, high tax rates have worked in the state’s favor.
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VGT Truck Stop Establishments Reach 20 And Continue Growing
There are now 20 video gaming terminal truck stop operations in the state, and collectively they took $24.4 mm in wagers last year.
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Eagles A Slight Underdog To Keep Magic Going Against Opponent That Already Beat Them
The playoff rematch to Philly’s November loss is close to even money, but one site is offering 100/1 on the Eagles to win the Super Bowl.
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Gaming Board Posts List Of 800 Names And Faces That Hopefully Doesn’t Include Yours
Theft and cheating are the most common violations landing PA gamblers on the exclusion list, while child endangerment ranks troublingly high.
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Eagles, Steelers Reach Final Weekend As Road Favorites Headed In Opposite Directions
The Eagles and Steelers are giving points against less motivated Giants and Ravens teams, respectively, in critical Week 17 showdowns.
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Legal Debate Over PA ‘Skill Games’ Intensifies
Some devices in Pennsylvania establishments are under scrutiny and their fate could be decided in court in 2020.
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