Pennsylvania Effectively Locks Up $90 Million From Online Gambling Petitions
In-depth look at who applied for an Interactive Gaming license in Pennsylvania, and a glance at what might happen next.
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Rush Street Interactive President Richard Schwartz On Play SugarHouse, Sports Betting, And The Pennsylvania Opportunity
PennBets has the opportunity to interview RSI President Richard Schwartz about everything from Play SugarHouse to sports betting and PA.
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Pennsylvania Casinos Dealt A Losing Blow In Bid To Stop Online Lottery Games
Pennsylvania casinos see iLottery games as a direct competitor to online slots, but their petition to stop iLotto mostly fell on deaf ears.
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Parx Casino Lobbies State Officials To Limit Online Gaming Skins
A big part of New Jersey’s success in online gaming has been due to allowing licensees to carry multiple brands, including out of state/country brands. Parx is trying to prevent the same from happening in PA, but faces opposition.
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Pennsylvania Takes First Major Step Toward Rolling Out Its Online Gambling Sites
On April 2, iGaming manufacturers and suppliers will be able to submit their applications to the PA Gaming Control Board, marking a significant step in the march toward the first online gambling sites opening their doors.
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Pennsylvania Casino Interests May Be Forced To Counter High Tax Rates With Low Returns, Again
Pennsylvania casinos offer some of the lowest returns on slots in the country, and it’s likely PA online gambling sites will also be forced to offset high tax rates by charging its customers more.
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Online Sports Betting In Pennsylvania: An Even Bigger Opportunity Than Online Gambling?
Gambling Compliance projects that sports betting in Pennsylvania will generate $383.4 million in revenue, most of which will come from online. But an oppressive climate for operators may hold it, and online gambling, back from achieving their potential.
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Rivers To Become Latest Pennsylvania Casino To Embrace Stadium Style Table Gaming
The rise in popularity of stadium style table gaming in Pennsylvania signals an overall movement toward table gaming in general.
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SugarHouse Success Gives PA Lawmakers Window on iGaming Possibilities
While Pennsylvania lawmakers continue to debate online casino legislation inside the state, one local casino operator has already gone online→