Ugly Sweaters Can Make For Pretty Prizes At PA Casinos This Month
Christmas and New Year’s Eve domniate the events at PA casinos this December. Players can celebrate 2019 and win loads of prizes like cash and Range Rovers.
Three Strikes, You’re In: MGM Teams With MLB On Third League Partnership
MGM becomes the first official gaming partner of MLB in an agreement that includes the use of MLB’s official data for its sports betting operations.
Cover The Spread: Whet Your PA Sports Betting Appetite With Futures Odds
Pennsylvania is about to have three more sportsbooks, so let’s look at some PA team futures bets they might offer after launch.
Fuhgeddaboutit! PGCB Says Lombardi Mob Ties Too Problematic For Parx
The PGCB voted to bar Michael Giammarino of Lombardi’s Pizza from obtaining a gaming license due to Giammarino’s alleged ties with organized crime.
SugarHouse, Rivers Sportsbooks Not Launching Dec. 1 So Stay Tuned
SugarHouse and Rivers Casinos hoped to have sports betting up and running by Dec.1, but now it will be more like mid-December before they take bets.
SWIMA Diving In The Deep End When It Comes To Sports Betting Industry
The US sports betting industry has formed its own group aimed at protecting the integrity of sports that will work with both regulators and operators in PA.
Key PGCB Approvals Mean Three New Sportsbooks Nearing Launch
Key sports betting companies Rush Street Interactive and Kambi received key approvals from PGCB, opening the door for three new PA sportsbooks to open.
Mohegan’s Online Plans Don’t Include Poker, May Include Kindred
Mohegan Sun Pocono rescinded its online poker license in PA, but its online casino plans do hint they’ve added Kindred as an online gambling partner.
Parx Backs Out Of Stadium Casino, Which Is Delayed Until 2020
The rumors of Stadium Casino’s demise were overstated, but it’s undergoing pleny of change with Parx buying out of the project, which is ow delayed until 2020
PA Fantasy Sports Revenue Continued To Climb In October
Pennsylvania fantasy sports revenue nears $10 million total after six months of regulated operation in the Keystone State.