Mini-Casino Sportsbook Fee Is A Thorny Issue
Should Stadium Casino LLC have to pay the $10 mm Pennsylvania sportsbook fee twice, even though one sportsbook would be at a mini-casino?
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Philly Casino Officially Changing From ‘SugarHouse’ To ‘Rivers’
Rush Street Gaming will unveil the rebranded Rivers Casino Philadelphia on Tuesday, formerly known as the SugarHouse Casino.
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Q-And-A With the Newest Sportsbook Manager in Pennsylvania
The Meadows becomes the 10th Pennsylvania casino with a retail sportsbook and second in the Pittsburgh area.
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PA Slots Static Overall, But Casino Trends Vary
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board’s annual report shows three particular casinos experiencing a clear uptick in slots revenue.
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Meadows Ready For Retail, But DraftKings’ Pennsylvania Launch On Hold
On Wednesday, the Meadows Racetrack & Casino provided an update on its plans for retail and online/mobile sports betting in Pennsylvania.
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Retail Sportsbooks Drawing New Investment Despite Being Dwarfed By Online’s Numbers
76% (and growing) of the PA betting handle is online, but casinos like Rivers are spending big on brick-and-mortar sportsbooks anyway.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Parx Opens $10 Million Sportsbook, Just In Time For Eagles Preseason
The stunning 7,400-square-foot sportsbook took a few months longer than expected, but it’s ready for some football, and that’s what matters.
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