Presque Isle Pushing Sportsbook Launch Into The Summer
After planning to open a sportsbook on June 1, Presque Isle Downs says it is delaying launch plans, citing an upcoming PGCB meeting as the reason.
Pennsylvania Casinos Can Thank Sports Betting For Revenue Holding Steady
Pennsylvania experienced a slot revenue decline for the first time since October. That led to total casino revenue falling by 1% year-over-year.
Mohegan Sun Wants To Boot 400 Slots To Boost Casino Revenues
Mohegan Sun Pocono wants to remove an unprecedented number of slot machines as part of a property-wide upgrade in amenities.
Mohegan Sun Pocono Presents Racebook-Less Sports Betting Plans
Mohegan Sun Pocono took the PA Gaming Control Board by surprise when it presented a sports betting plan that had no mention of the racebook.
Parx Took Tops For Revenue During A Middling April For Books
April did not exactly shower Pennsylvania sports betting with revenue. It did produce the second-biggest month in the industry’s short history though. In March, the NCAA basketball tournament helped propel total bets to $44 million. Last month, the March Madness …
Coming Up Next: A Fox Sports-Branded PA Sports Betting App
In a major deal, Fox Sports and The Stars Group are partnering to offer a Fox Bet-branded real money online sportsbook in states like Pennsylvania.
When Stadium Casino Goes Live! It Will Offer Sports Betting
The Stadium Casino project is one four casinos not to apply for sports betting yet, but at a recent PGCB meeting it confirmed a sportsbook is in the works.
Here’s Why You Couldn’t Bet On The NFL Draft In PA Last Night
While NJ and NV booked action on the 2019 NFL Draft, no sportsbooks in PA offered props on players getting drafted, as it is a violation of gaming regs.
Hey, PA, You Can Already Bet On Next Season’s Steelers And Eagles Games
SugarHouse Sportsbook is already offering lines on several 2019 NFL games, including some matches with the Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers.
Your Guide To Watching And Betting The Kentucky Derby In PA
Some call it “the most exciting two minutes in sports.” Others claim its name is “the run for the roses.” Either way, it is officially the Kentucky Derby and the first leg of US horse racing’s Triple Crown. The race …