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.
→The Supreme Court has handed New Jersey a massive victory in a case which has wide-ranging implications for the sports betting industry across the US, and Pennsylvania in particular.
→Pennsylvania passed a gambling package Thursday which authorizes online casino and poker games, 10 satellite casinos and VGTs at select truck stops.
→Pennsylvania’s online gambling debate has divided state legislators into two camps, generally seen as one looking to legalize online gambling→
Following the Pennsylvania House’s passing of H271 about a week ago, it has become clear that the debate has become a→
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives passed an extensive gambling expansion bill on Wednesday, bringing the Commonwealth tantalizingly close to legalizing→
Pennsylvania’s journey toward online gaming legalization took another major step forward Wednesday, as the state’s Senate passed a modified version of H→
An online gambling bill has passed the Senate committee stage in Pennsylvania and is expected to be passed by the→
Online gambling legislation has a new timeline in Pennsylvania. In fact, a deadline has been set, although it’s not going→
A meeting of the Pennsylvania State Senate’s Community, Economic and Recreational Development (CERD) Committee originally scheduled for Tuesday morning has→
