PGCB Clears The Way For Outside Companies To Get Into PA Online Gambling
After approving the interactive applications of SugarHouse and Hollywood, PA Gaming Control finalized the process to bring outside gaming companies into PA.
Scathing Anti-Online Lottery Op-Ed Could Backfire For PA Casinos
A PA casinos rep is playing with fire accusing the lottery of making it too easy for children to play its new instant win online games.
PA Casinos Get Serious: File Lawsuit Against PA Lottery
The battle between several Pennsylvania casinos and the Pennsylvania Lottery escalated when the casinos filed suit regarding online lottery games.
What Happens To The Seven Remaining PA Online Gaming Licenses?
With two more PA casinos applying for interactive gaming licenses, it is time to ask about what happens to the leftover licenses.
Churchill Downs Pulls The Trigger On Presque Isle Online Gambling
It was a busy day for Churchill Downs, which both applied for a Pennsylvania online gambling license and assumed the license for Presque Isle Downs Casino.
Penn National Taking Its Time To Roll Out PA Gambling Expansion
Penn National Gaming issued its results for the second quarter of this year. During the earnings call with investors, Penn gave out some indication of its timeline for opening new mini-casinos in York County and Berks/Lancaster County. Penn paid $50.1 million …
Parx Casino Already Staffing Up For Online Gaming Launch
Parx Casino is serious about online gaming, hiring an SVP of Interactive Gaming, Matt Cullen. The casino is intent on being first to market.
Make it Nine! Majority Of PA Casinos Apply To Offer Online Gambling
With several turning applications hours before the deadline, nine Pennsylvania casinos applied for the comprehensive $10 million online gaming license.
Stadium Casino Isn’t Built, But It’s Quickly Expanding
The group building the new Stadium Casino in South Philadelphia’s sports stadium district has applied to go online, eventually.
Pennsylvania Finally Has An Online Casino Applicant — Parx
After almost three months of waiting, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board finally received its first interactive gaming application from Parx Casino.