Sounding Like A Broken Record: PA Needs Online Sports Betting
On Thursday, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board released figures on April sportsbook revenue, and it was nothing to write home about.
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Pennsylvania To Collect Another $10 Million From A Sports Betting Certificate
On Wednesday, the PGCB held a hearing to award Mohegan Sun Pocono a certificate to open a retail sportsbook this fall.
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Mothballed Philly Stadium District Casino Project Eyes A ‘Sportsbook’
On Monday, the upcoming Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia told Pennsylvania that it plans to have sports betting, but details are sparse.
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Pennsylvania Casino Industry Sets New Gaming Win Record For Single Month
The Pennsylvania casino industry saw a record $309 mm in gaming revenue during March, up nearly three percent over the previous high.
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Despite Declining Interest In Slots, Pennsylvania Bill Would Allow Machines In Airports
New legislation filed this month calls for traditional slot machines in the state’s international airports in a quest for more tax money.
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Mount Airy Files For $10 Million Pennsylvania Sports Betting License
On Friday, the Mount Airy casino in northeastern Pennsylvania officially threw its hat into the ring for legal sports wagering.
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Parx Pitches Satellite Casino With Sportsbook Near Maryland Border
On Monday, Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment made its public pitch for a satellite casino in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania.
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FanDuel Sportsbook Arrives In Philly, Ready To Go State-Wide With Mobile Betting This Summer
The new FanDuel Sportsbook at Valley Forge Casino outside Philly stands out because it brings New Jersey’s leading brand across the border.
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Churchill Completes Lady Luck Casino Deal In PA
Churchill Downs continues making moves with the completion of a deal to assume control of the management of the Lady Luck Casino.
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Pennsylvania Bill Would Bolster Underage Gambling Penalties
A new bill in the Keystone State would result in heftier fines and more community service for underagers caught in state casinos.
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