Pennsylvania Sees A Modest $88.2 Million In Online Wagers During July
Pennsylvania’s first figures from online casino gambling are in, and the results so far are very modest. The industry still needs to grow.
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Pennsylvania Online Sportsbooks Grab 65.7 Percent Of July Handle
In the second full month of online betting, Pennsylvania’s four virtual sportsbooks eclipsed the state’s eight land-based books in handle.
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Pennsylvania Criticizes Its Own Casino Industry For Slot Reductions
On Wednesday, a trio of casinos in Pennsylvania asked the state for the OK to reduce their respective slot totals. The plans were approved.
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Inside Rush Street’s NFL Picks Contest In PA — And Their Plans For NJ
With the first regulated NFL season-long picks contest outside Nevada up and running, a Rush Street exec breaks down the PA Pick ‘Em.
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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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Stadium Casino Latest To Apply For Pennsylvania Sports Betting Permit
Another one of the state’s casino licensees, Stadium, has applied for a $10 mm sports betting certificate, becoming the 10th company to do so.
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PA Casino Regulators ‘Remind’ Online Gamblers Of Patron Complaint Forms
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board put out a presser in an effort to remind online bettors of the process for complaints and disputes.
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SugarHouse Launches $500K PA Pick ’Em, First Legal Season-Long NFL Picks Contest Outside Nevada
Pennsylvania sports bettors will have their own version of the famous Las Vegas SuperContest this upcoming NFL season.
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Apple Store Issues Overcome, Parx Launches iOS Sportsbook App In PA
Parx, which opened the second online sportsbook in the state on June 24, now has an iOS app to go with its web-based and Android options.
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Not Much To See Here: Our Initial Impressions Of Pennsylvania Online Gambling
The first wave of regulated online gambling sites in Pennsylvania establish some strong foundations, but so far, we’re pretty underwhelmed.
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