Sale Rumors Suggest Stadium Casino Is Over Before It Even Began
Multiple gaming insiders suggest the PA Stadium Casino project is toast and looking for a new buyer. We think an ideal buyer for the license would be MGM.
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Still Time For 76ers Fans To Get To NJ And Get Some NBA Betting Action
The new NBA season starts tonight. Here are the best bets for 76ers backer and other free contests for basketball fans in Pennsylvania.
PGCB Rep Doubles Down On 36 Percent Tax Rate At G2E
The PA Gaming Control Board’s Susan Hensel spoke about the high sports betting tax rate in the state on a panel at the 2018 Global Gaming Expo.
SugarHouse NJ Sportsbook Says 80 Percent Of Bets Coming On Mobile
SugarHouse still waiting to launch in PA, but if PlaySugarHouse in New Jersey is any indication, its game plan will largely focus on in-game betting.
New DraftKings Contest Offering Up $1 Million To Best Sports Bettor
Pennsylvania DraftKings DFS players can win their way in the first-ever DraftKings Sports Betting National Championship in New Jersey this January.
PGCB Finally Answers The Question: Can Mini-Casinos Have Sportsbooks?
After months of minimal clarity and pure speculation, the PA Gaming Control Board confirmed that offering a retail sportsbook at mini-casinos is possible.
Parx Pressing Ahead With Kambi On PA Sportsbook Plans
Parx Casino is leveraging its partnerships with GAN and Kambi to be first to market on sports betting and online casino and maintain its marketshare.
Newly Approved PA Sportsbooks Set Sights On November 2018 Launch
PA Gaming Control Board conditionally approved the sports betting applications of both Parx and Penn National, setting up a possible November launch.
Penn National Unsure If Mobile Will Be Part Of Its Sports Betting Plans
Penn National offered details on Hollywood Casino’s sports betting plans at its PA license renewal hearing, which only “may” include a betting app.
Congressional Hearing Isn’t Slowing Down PA Sports Betting Plans
The NFL testified before the House of Representatives that the integrity of the game is at stake. Even so, PA sports betting is moving forward.