Thanks To All The Newly Legalized Forms, 2019 Was A Record Year For PA Gaming
The new forms of legalized gambling combined with traditional casino games to post record revenue in 2019, up 4.5% year over year.
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VGT Truck Stop Establishments Reach 20 And Continue Growing
There are now 20 video gaming terminal truck stop operations in the state, and collectively they took $24.4 mm in wagers last year.
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Gaming Board Posts List Of 800 Names And Faces That Hopefully Doesn’t Include Yours
Theft and cheating are the most common violations landing PA gamblers on the exclusion list, while child endangerment ranks troublingly high.
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Mini-Casino In York County Gets Go-Ahead From PA Gaming Board
Highlights from Wednesday’s PGCB meeting included allowing Penn National to move forward with a mini-casino in a mall.
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PA Casinos Address Table Games Stagnation By Adding Hybrids
Electronic hybrid games are catching on at PA casinos, offering an alternative to traditional table games with a different vibe.
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FanDuel To Get More PA Action Through New Partnership With Live! Casinos
The online sportsbook leader in PA, FanDuel, has added an agreement with the South Philly casino project alongside its Valley Forge deal.
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PA Slots Revenue Peaks As Sportsbooks Open — Connection Or Coincidence?
Casino slots revenue in Pennsylvania is on the rise. How big a role has the addition of sports betting played?
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The surprising news at Wednesday’s PGCB meeting wasn’t a surprise to Mount Airy Resort Casino, which revealed its financing issues in July.
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Financing Problems Scuttle Mount Airy Mini-Casino In Beaver County
Mount Airy will forfeit $5.3 mm to the state after determining that its planned mini-casino in Big Beaver is not financially viable.
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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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