One Small Step For PA Budget, An Even Smaller Step For Online Casinos
The House passed a budget this week that includes vague online gambling language, but its problems means it will take time for the Senate to sign off on it.
Little Town Of Bethlehem Starting To Have Big Problem With Sands
Sands Bethlehem continues to decline voluntary casino host fee payments to the city, which is putting Bethlehem’s financial standing in danger.
Why A New Study On VGTs Could Impact Online Gambling In PA
A new study out of the University of Illinois finds a link between increased crime rates and video gambling terminals (VGTs).
PA Legislature Budget Proposals Get Far-Fetched, Don’t Include Gambling
House Republicans are now suggesting borrowing from smaller state funds to address Pennsylvania’s budget shortfall instead of expanding gambling.
PA Senate Meeting To Talk VGTs, But Don’t Get Too Excited, No Vote Yet
Pennsylvania legislators continue to drag through the gambling expansion debate. The Senate scheduled a hearing on VGTs, but no plan to vote on thm yet.
Stadium Casino Project One Last Hurdle From Happening
Three years and multiple court battles later, the proposed South Philadelphia Stadium Casino is just a couple steps away from actually moving forward.
PA Senate Punts On Online Casinos, But Game Is Not Over Yet
Still no vote on online gambling expansion in Pennsylvania, but the Senate’s new budget measure earmarks $200 million in new gaming revenue.
Sands Bethlehem President Juliano Abruptly Resigns His Post
Sands Bethlehem President Robert Juliano oversaw the most profitable casino in Pennsylvania. Despite his success, he surprisingly resigned his post.
Hold Please…Pennsylvania Gambling Expansion Bill Stuck In Legislature
The online gambling bill is in the holding pen. The state legislature is on recess, but could be called back to vote on it before the year is over.
New Lobbying Group Has Bright Ideas For Pennsylvania Casinos
A report from newly-formed lobbying group iDevelopment and Economic Association offer overwhelming evidence online casinos would benefit Pennsylvania.