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.
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Pennsylvania Betting The House On Sports Betting Helping Homeowners
Rep. Tina Davis’ bill would be good for struggling Pennsylvania homeowners, but might have negative repercussions for PA sports betting.
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Northwestern Pennsylvania Will Soon Have A Sports Betting Presence, As Presque Isle Is Approved By Gaming Board
On Wednesday, Pennsylvania gaming regulators gave the OK to Churchill Downs for it to operate sports betting at its Erie casino.
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Super Bowl At The Sportsbook: What Do PA’s 6 Legal Books Have Planned For The Big Game?
From unusual prop bets to menu specials, a look around the options at the six new legal sportsbooks in Pennsylvania.
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Parx Preps Patrons For Online Gambling With Trio Of Sports And Casino Products
Before PA casinos get the green light to offer real-money online gambling, Parx is preparing patrons for virtual casino and sports betting.
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Pennsylvania’s Mohegan Sun Pocono Casino Finds Sports Betting Partner
Another Pennsylvania casino has found a partner for land-based and remote sports betting, as well as real-money online casino gambling.
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Who Stands To Lose The Most In PA From The DOJ’s Wire Act Opinion Reversal?
The DoJ reversal on the Wire Act has created fear and confusion for PA iGaming stakeholders. Here are potentially the biggest losers.
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Home Turf Advantage: Will Turf Club’s Proximity To Philly Stadiums Propel Its Sports Betting?
The South Philadelphia Turf Club’s new sportsbook wasn’t attracting much 76ers betting traffic on Monday, but business should pick up soon.
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Pennsylvania Seeks To Fence In Online Casino Gaming, Make It Totally Intrastate
Pennsylvania gaming regulators have asked its casinos to submit plans on how their gaming operations will comply with a new Wire Act opinion.
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Despite Record Revenue Last Year, Pennsylvania Saw Its First Ever Table Game Win Decline
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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