PGCB Clears Up How PA Online Casino Accounts Will Work…Well, Sorta
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board released new information about how online casino operators and casino skins work regarding player accounts.
With Applications Open, Online Casinos Making Serious Forward Progress
With the interactive gaming petition process open, the wheels are in motion for Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board to start approving online casino license holders.
If Pennsylvania Joins Interstate Poker, The Player Pool Would Double
Pennsylvania only just started accepting online gambling license applications, but the pressure is already on for the Keystone State to join online poker’s shared player pool.
GAN Making Gains Thanks To Growing Presence In US Markets
Thanks to its partnerships with East Coast casinos like Parx Casino in Pennsylvania, online casino software company GAN is already reaping financial benefit.
Which New AGA Board Members Are Most Likely To Pop Up In PA?
The American Gaming Association has no official stance on online gambling, but with several new Board members having ties to PA online casinos, it sure seems like a change is coming.
PGCB’s Calendar Filling Up, But Major Regulatory Questions Are Still TBD
With a new June 4 date to submit applications, online casino software providers are growing increasingly impatient for Pennsylvania regulators to make a decision about skins.
New PA Online Casino Regs Open The Door For Out-Of-State Servers
The regulations for Pennsylvania online casinos are far from finalized, but the temporary rules indicate servers do not have to be inside the state, opening the door for partnerships in states like New Jersey.
PA Lawmakers To Regulators: Limiting Online Gambling ‘Skins’ Was Never Their Intent
Two key Pennsylvania lawmakers are speaking out against a proposal that would limit the number of online gaming websites an operator would be allowed to launch.
The Online Casino Application Process Begins On April 16
There is an official start date for the online gambling process in Pennsylvania. Applications for interactive gaming licenses will be available April 16.
PA Is A Month Away From Starting Online Casino Licensing Process
By mid-April, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) should start accepting applications from PA casinos wanting to take their operations online.