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Foxwoods Philadelphia Failed, But It Might Succeed Getting Its Money Back

After failing to ever build a casino Foxwoods Philadelphia investors are still fighting to get their $50 million Pennsylvania casino licensing fee back.

Posted on: February 26, 2018 | | Marty Derbyshire

Valley Forge Forges Ahead With Massive Table Games Uptick In January

Perhaps because it eliminated the $10 amenity fee, Valley Forge Casino experienced a huge uptick in table games revenue--over 40 percent to be precise.

Posted on: February 23, 2018 | | Katie Callahan

After Sands Slips Up, Parx Picks South Newton Mini-Casino Site

After the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board invalidated Sands Bethlehem's winning mini-casino bid, Parx won the fourth mini-casino license. It selected the location of South Newton.

Posted on: February 22, 2018 | | Jessica Welman

Sands Bethlehem Mini Casino Site Raises Legal Questions About Location

Sands Bethlehem won the most recent mini casino auction in Pennsylvania. However, its selected location and its overlap with another site could cause problems.

Posted on: February 21, 2018 | | Jessica Welman

From Donkey To Dead Money: PA Pro Matt Berkey’s Poker Journey

PlayPennsylvania talked with Leechburg native Matt Berkey about Dead Money, the state of poker, and his thoughts on the impending re-launch of online poker in Pennsylvania.

Posted on: February 20, 2018 | | Kim Yuhl

Valley Forge Dealer Faces Criminal Charges For Casino Counterfeiting Scheme

A Valley Forge Casino Resort Spanish 21 dealer and his Philadelphia acquaintance are now facing criminal charges in connection with a scheme to launder counterfeit cash at the Pennsylvania casino last fall. Long Vu Tong, 34, of Souderton, and Lieu Khang David Bui, 21, of Philadelphia, are charged with theft by deception, criminal conspiracy, and […]

Posted on: February 16, 2018 | | Marty Derbyshire