100th Penn State-Pitt Game Highlights Pennsylvania Sports Betting Weekend
NFL bettors have FanDuel’s 1st-TD bonus to go after, but it’s the NCAA that gives fans the “main event” of the PA sports weekend.
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$500K Pennsylvania Pick ’Em Week 1 Recap: Eagles Fly, Browns Go Bust
How many entrants out of 3,500 picked every winner in NFL Week 1? And how many will pick Miami in Week 2? (Answer: more than you may think.)
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Sunday Night Football Running Diary: A Newcomer’s Guide To In-Game Betting In Pennsylvania
The Patriots-Steelers game offered a chance to try out in-game betting in Pennsylvania, with wagers flying all night on four sites.
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FOX Bet Squeaks A Pennsylvania Launch In Just Ahead Of NFL Kickoff Game
After going live in NJ just a few days ago, FOX Bet has set up shop in what is shaping up to be a very competitive PA sports betting market.
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Baseball Season Reaches Homestretch For Bettors, Who Might Balk At What Parx Offers
A little Labor Day online odds shopping showed that if you want to bet MLB moneylines, you’ll pay more to do so at Parx.
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Eagles vs. Steelers: Who’s The Best Bet In 2019?
Two writers from opposite ends of the state go point/counterpoint on the betting options available to Eagles and Steelers fans.
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Pitt, Penn State, And Temple In Action As College Football Betting Kicks Off In PA
The first full season of legal college football betting is upon us, with betting on Pitt and Penn State available online or at casinos.
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Pennsylvania Online Sportsbooks Grab 65.7 Percent Of July Handle
In the second full month of online betting, Pennsylvania’s four virtual sportsbooks eclipsed the state’s eight land-based books in handle.
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Inside Rush Street’s NFL Picks Contest In PA — And Their Plans For NJ
With the first regulated NFL season-long picks contest outside Nevada up and running, a Rush Street exec breaks down the PA Pick ‘Em.
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Parx Opens $10 Million Sportsbook, Just In Time For Eagles Preseason
The stunning 7,400-square-foot sportsbook took a few months longer than expected, but it’s ready for some football, and that’s what matters.
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