On The First Day Of Philly’s New Live! Casino, Its Impact On SE PA Market Is A Big Question
Officials from Live! Philadelphia and others in the state’s gaming industry suggest there’s room to grow and keep PA residents close to home.
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State Gaming Board Imposed Far Fewer Penalties Against PA Casinos In 2020
Just four fines were issued against the casino industry for violating regulations last year, down from a high of 47 in 2017.
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A Sneak Peak At Live! Philadelphia, The New Casino Perfectly Situated For (Post-Pandemic) Success
Location-wise, Live!, which opens to rewards members next week and to the general public on Feb. 11, will be the envy of all its competitors.
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Live! Property Is Opening In Philadelphia Jan. 19 As 14th Casino In the State
The new casino-hotel is to operate initially on a controlled basis amid the pandemic, but it has big long-term ambitions.
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Pennsylvania Casinos Reopen In A Process They’re Getting A Little Too Accustomed To
Eleven of the state’s 13 casinos were back in operation Monday, but they don’t know when things will really be back to normal.
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Bally’s Takes A Big Stake In Mini-Casino Coming To Centre County
Private investor Ira Lubert to partner with Bally’s in bringing another small casino to vicinity of Penn State by 2022.
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Pennsylvania Casinos Will Be Able To Reopen Monday With Governor Lifting Shutdown Order
The second widespread closure of the year for the state’s casino industry has cumulatively cost nearly $140 million.
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Growth Of iGaming Helped PA Casino Industry Weather Turbulent Year
Overall, it was the Pennsylvania gaming industry’s worst year for revenue in a decade, but if could have been much worse.
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Pennsylvania Governor Shutting Down Casino Industry Saturday Until January
Gov. Wolf makes the 13 casinos part of a broad order limiting indoor activities due to the rise in COVID cases.
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How Much Can Mini-Casinos Add To Pennsylvania’s Gaming Revenue?
A state revenue report for November coming next week will hint at the impact the first of five mini-casinos in Pennsylvania will have.
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