Sports Betting Effect? Pennsylvania Gambling Market Up 3.2% In January
Sports betting helped the Pennsylvania gambling market make a major turnaround in January. Revenue was up 3.2% after falling in January 2018.
→Sports betting helped the Pennsylvania gambling market make a major turnaround in January. Revenue was up 3.2% after falling in January 2018.
→Rep. Tina Davis’ bill would be good for struggling Pennsylvania homeowners, but might have negative repercussions for PA sports betting.
→On Wednesday, Pennsylvania gaming regulators gave the OK to Churchill Downs for it to operate sports betting at its Erie casino.
→From unusual prop bets to menu specials, a look around the options at the six new legal sportsbooks in Pennsylvania.
→Before PA casinos get the green light to offer real-money online gambling, Parx is preparing patrons for virtual casino and sports betting.
→Another Pennsylvania casino has found a partner for land-based and remote sports betting, as well as real-money online casino gambling.
→The DoJ reversal on the Wire Act has created fear and confusion for PA iGaming stakeholders. Here are potentially the biggest losers.
→The South Philadelphia Turf Club’s new sportsbook wasn’t attracting much 76ers betting traffic on Monday, but business should pick up soon.
→Pennsylvania gaming regulators have asked its casinos to submit plans on how their gaming operations will comply with a new Wire Act opinion.
→Keystone State casinos won a record $3.24 billion from gamblers in 2018, but revenue was virtually flat in a year-over-year comparison.
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