PA Sports Bettors Beat Books For $3.3 Million On Super Bowl
When the Kansas Chiefs rallied for their first Super Bowl win in 50 years, it was good news for PA bettors, who won $3.3 from sportsbooks.
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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.
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PA Casinos Offering Extras To Add To Super Bowl Viewing Atmosphere
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FanDuel Goes Live With 6th Casino Game App In PA
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Fall And Football Proved Successful Mix In PA For Sportsbooks
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