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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Fantasy Revenue In Pennsylvania Just A Drop In The Bucket Compared To Sports Betting Potential
PA fantasy contest operators generated less than $1 million in August, a far cry from what NJ sportbook operators pulled in.
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Which Other PA Casinos Will Opt Into Sports Betting? Probably The Majority Of Them
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.
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PA Sports Betting License Requests Start Trickling In, With Parx Stepping Up As Second Applicant
Parx has officially filed applications to offer sports betting at not only its Bensalem property, but also at its off-track betting facility.
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Will The Philadelphia Suburb Of Cherry Hill Be Able To Offer NJ Sports Betting Too?
If a potential sports betting operator at Garden State Park gets its way, owner GS Park Racing won’t have exclusive rights to take wagers.
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Penn National Takes The Plunge And Snaps Up PA’s First Sports Betting License
The PGCB announced today that Penn National, operator of Hollywood Casino, has submitted the first application to offer sports betting in the state.
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New Temporary Sports Betting Regulations Lay Out Which Sports And Bet Types Can Be Offered In Pennsylvania
A third wave of temp. sports betting regulations has been approved by the PGCB. They answer which sports and bet types will be allowed.
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Measuring The Impact Of Mt. Airy Linking Arms With The Stars Group In Pennsylvania
The Stars Group made headlines last week when it announced a multi-vertical gaming partnership with Mt. Airy. What will be the impact?
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Parx Teams Up With GAN, Becomes Second PA Casino To Announce Sports Betting Plans
Parx Casino, the Keystone State’s highest grossing gambling venue, announced a partnership with software developer GAN to offer sports betting via retail and online channels.
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PA Begins Accepting Sportsbook Operator, Manufacturer And Supplier Applications — But Where Are The Casinos?
The PA Gaming Control Board has opened the door for sportsbook operators and others to submit applications, but will anyone bite?
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