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.
→Can casinos squeak out a profit from sports wagering? Or is sports betting meant to be something of a loss leader?
→Parx Casino exec Matt Cullen reveals details of the temporary and permanent sportsbooks and the PA casino’s plans to go online in NJ.
→Will FanDuel and DraftKings continue to rule when sports betting goes live in the Commonwealth, or can others steal the crown?
→Pennsylvania will have legal sports betting soon, and with Philly fans embracing the Eagles and 76ers, the timing could fuel massive handle.
→Fantasy contest sites in Pennsylvania had there best month since joining the legal industry, but it was still no sports betting.
→Looking at the recent past and European markets as comparison points, experts at G2E weigh in on Pennsylvania’s sports betting outlook.
→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).
→During a recent PGCB hearing on gaming license renewal, Penn National revealed several details of its sports betting plans.
→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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