Chris Christie Criticizes Pennsylvania Sports Betting — ‘A Rolling Dumpster Fire’
At the Global Gaming Expo in Las Vegas, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie threw barbs at Pennsylvania’s sports gaming tax rate.
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Lawsuit Against PA Casino Over Card Decks Voluntarily Dismissed
A lawsuit filed by a pair of gamblers who lost money while at SugarHouse during a period of faulty games has been voluntarily dismissed.
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Pennsylvania Casinos Double Down Against Lottery Ahead Of Online Gambling Launch
The stakes are getting high ahead of next month’s expected launch of online casino gambling in Pennsylvania. The casinos sued the Lottery.
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Gamblers Sue SugarHouse Over Unshuffled Poker Decks, Blackjack Hands With Missing Cards
A pair of gamblers want their money back and then some from SugarHouse Casino after they lost $250k combined during 2017.
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Adelson-Owned Casino Scores Victory In Pennsylvania’s High Court
Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court ruled that a provision in the 2017 gambling expansion package is unconstitutional.
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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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Who Stands To Lose The Most In PA From The DOJ’s Wire Act Opinion Reversal?
The DoJ reversal on the Wire Act has created fear and confusion for PA iGaming stakeholders. Here are potentially the biggest losers.
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Pennsylvania Seeks To Fence In Online Casino Gaming, Make It Totally Intrastate
Pennsylvania gaming regulators have asked its casinos to submit plans on how their gaming operations will comply with a new Wire Act opinion.
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Pennsylvania Homeowners Would Get A Lifeline From Sports Betting Under New Bill
A bill on the table in the Keystone State would send sports betting revenue to the Property Tax Relief Fund, rather than the General Fund.
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Pennsylvania Gets Ball Rolling On Sports Betting Regulations
After the PASPA ruling, we dove into the existing industry framework in the state and concluded the road was all clear for legal sports betting in Pennsylvania. With temporary regulations now in place, Pennsylvania continues to show a willingness to move quickly on the regulation of sports betting.
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