Rush Street, Sci Games Join Forces To Offer Four New Online Slot Games
88 Fortunes is the featured newest offering at Rush Street Interactive’s BetRivers and Play SugarHouse online casinos.
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Pennsylvania Online Lottery Reports 29 Percent Uptick In Play Amid Social Distancing
Traditional lottery sales are down 25% in Pennsylvania, and some of that loss in business is being made up for by online lottery games.
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Cyberattack on SBTech Extends to BetAmerica
BetAmerica, with the smallest online casino site in PA, becomes collateral damage in a cyberattack on its global technology partner.
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Sportsbook Prospects Dimmed At Westmoreland Mall Mini-Casino
The developer hoping to avoid a $10 million sportsbook fee for its Westmoreland Mall mini-casino has been rebuffed by the PA gaming board.
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Pennsylvania Online Poker Liquidity Sharing Unlikely, But Still Possible, In 2020
Online poker has benefited from a lack of other forms of gambling in Pennsylvania. It would be boosted even further by liquidity sharing.
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Despite Casino Industry’s Halt, A Big Project Chugs Toward Philadelphia Completion
Almost everything is shut down, especially when it comes to casinos, but the big Philly Live! project has a waiver to continue work.
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The Scoop On PASCOOP, PokerStars’ Massive Pennsylvania Poker Series Beginning Saturday
Online poker is thriving in PA, and PokerStars — the only legal game in town — kicks of a giant $2 million series this weekend.
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‘Ensure The Game Continues’ — Powerball Slashes Minimum Jackpot As Sales Plunge
After the current jackpot is hit, Powerball will cut in half its minimum jackpots from $40 million to $20 million thanks to decreased sales.
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Online Poker Numbers Soaring At PokerStars In PA As Players Practice Social Distancing
Weekday traffic numbers are higher now than Sunday numbers usually are, as PA poker players are stuck and home and looking for entertainment.
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Funds Are Available To Crack Down On Illegal Gambling, But Who Wants Them?
The PA gaming board is looking to dole out funds to crack down on illegal gambling, but it’s finding few takers in law enforcement.
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