Rush Street Announces That SugarHouse Casino, Online Gambling Platforms To Rebrand
Rush Street Gaming has informed the PGCB that its SugarHouse Casino in Philly will be rebranded as Rivers Casino.
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Wind Creek Closes On Sands Casino Deal, Still Mulling Sports Betting Opportunity
On Monday, a tribe in Alabama closed on a $1.3 billion deal to acquire the Sands Bethlehem casino. Its sports betting plans are up in the air.
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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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Soft Launch Complete, Play SugarHouse Now Online 24/7 In PA — But Not On Apple Devices
Entering the first weekend of legal online sports betting in Pennsylvania, we look at the NBA, NHL, and MLB lines on Play SugarHouse.
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Play Sugarhouse Officially Launches Mobile Sports Betting In Pennsylvania
The wait is over — online sports betting is up and running in Pennsylvania. Is SugarHouse’s PA site any different from its NJ counterpart?
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Temper Your Expectations For The Early PA Online Sports Betting Market
Online and mobile sports betting are on the verge of launching in Pennsylvania, but the numbers for the first few months won’t mean much.
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Sounding Like A Broken Record: PA Needs Online Sports Betting
On Thursday, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board released figures on April sportsbook revenue, and it was nothing to write home about.
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Pennsylvania To Collect Another $10 Million From A Sports Betting Certificate
On Wednesday, the PGCB held a hearing to award Mohegan Sun Pocono a certificate to open a retail sportsbook this fall.
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PA Tax Revenue Would Dwarf NJ When Mobile Sports Betting Fully Launched
The PGCB confirmed a mobile launch is in the offing. The state could see handle of $3.94 billion when mobile is fully offered.
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Mothballed Philly Stadium District Casino Project Eyes A ‘Sportsbook’
On Monday, the upcoming Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia told Pennsylvania that it plans to have sports betting, but details are sparse.
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