- Sep 19, 2018 /
- Industry
Ahead of legalized sports betting and online gambling, Pennsylvania’s land-based casino industry is showing positive signs.
Boyd Gaming's purchase of Valley Forge is complete, but will execs pay the $10 million licensing fee to offer sports betting through FanDuel?
PA fantasy contest operators generated less than $1 million in August, a far cry from what NJ sportbook operators pulled in.
Only two casinos have thus far paid the $10 million sports betting licensing fee. Here's a run-down of which operators we think will be next.
Two more casinos get approval for online gambling by the PGCB, while Penn National reveals new partnership with IGT.
- Sep 7, 2018 /
- Casino
Resort casino Valley Forge's $1 million bet on open casino access is paying off in a big way, returning an eight-figure year-on-year gain.
Last month, PA’s 12 casinos combined for a total of $201,729,431 in slot gaming revenue, a solid 4.42% year-over-year increase.
- Aug 30, 2018 /
- Industry
PA has banked over a quarter-billion dollars in fees from casinos looking to cash in on expanded gambling in the state.
- Aug 27, 2018 /
- Sports
Parx has officially filed applications to offer sports betting at not only its Bensalem property, but also at its off-track betting facility.
Harrah's Philadelphia and CIE have made it known that it will support both WSOP.com and CaesarsCasino.com in Pennsylvania.
