Will Online Casinos And Sportsbooks Prove An Advertising Bonanza For PA Sports Teams?
Pennsylvania’s forthcoming online casinos and sportsbooks are positioned to pump advertising dollars into the state’s pro sports teams.
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Three More Casinos Get Approval For PA Sports Betting, With Rivers And SugarHouse Eyeing December 1 Launch
The PA Gaming Control Board approved three more casinos to offer sports betting both live and online, and we have an idea of their timelines.
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Are PA Casinos Looking At Sports Betting As Nothing More Than A Loss Leader?
Can casinos squeak out a profit from sports wagering? Or is sports betting meant to be something of a loss leader?
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Parx Lays Out Sports Betting Timeline, Plans For $10 Million Sportsbook
Parx Casino exec Matt Cullen reveals details of the temporary and permanent sportsbooks and the PA casino’s plans to go online in NJ.
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Will FanDuel And DraftKings Crush The Competition In PA Sports Betting?
Will FanDuel and DraftKings continue to rule when sports betting goes live in the Commonwealth, or can others steal the crown?
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Philly Special: With NFL And NBA Contenders, This Is The Perfect Time For Sports Betting In PA
Pennsylvania will have legal sports betting soon, and with Philly fans embracing the Eagles and 76ers, the timing could fuel massive handle.
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Will High Tax Rates Drive Away Pennsylvania’s Sports Betting Business?
Looking at the recent past and European markets as comparison points, experts at G2E weigh in on Pennsylvania’s sports betting outlook.
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Parx And Penn National Get The Green Light To Offer Sports Betting, Which Could Go Live In November
A bevy of PA casinos were approved today to offer a mix of online gaming and sports betting in the Commonwealth during a meeting of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB).
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Penn National To Invest Heavily In Pennsylvania Sports Betting; Online Plans In The Works
During a recent PGCB hearing on gaming license renewal, Penn National revealed several details of its sports betting plans.
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With Boyd Gaming’s Purchase Of Valley Forge Complete, Is A FanDuel-Branded PA Sportsbook On The Way?
Boyd Gaming’s purchase of Valley Forge is complete, but will execs pay the $10 million licensing fee to offer sports betting through FanDuel?
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