Lady Luck Nemacolin: Pennsylvania’s “Littlest” Casino Is Finally Surging
After struggling for years, Lady Luck Nemacolin has seen a recent surge, which is due in no small part to it now being free to the public.
→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.
Sunday Night Football Running Diary: A Newcomer’s Guide To In-Game Betting In Pennsylvania
The Patriots-Steelers game offered a chance to try out in-game betting in Pennsylvania, with wagers flying all night on four sites.
→
Wind Creek Bethlehem Welcomes Players With Million Dollar Promos As Part Of Rebrand
As part of its rebrand, Wind Creek Bethlehem is going big, with a pair of million-dollar promos on tap in September and October.
→
Pennsylvania Mini-Casinos Capped At Five
Legislation allowed up to 10 mini-casinos in PA, but after the first five licenses were granted, interest in paying the $7.5 mm fee subsided.
→
Baseball Season Reaches Homestretch For Bettors, Who Might Balk At What Parx Offers
A little Labor Day online odds shopping showed that if you want to bet MLB moneylines, you’ll pay more to do so at Parx.
→
Pitt, Penn State, And Temple In Action As College Football Betting Kicks Off In PA
The first full season of legal college football betting is upon us, with betting on Pitt and Penn State available online or at casinos.
→