Pennsylvania Online Gambling News

Pennsylvania Officially s MSIGA as Operators Can Launch Immediately

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board announced the state has officially ed MSIGA as operators can start networking players on April 28.

Skill Games Manufacturer Highlights Success Stories On Pennsylvania Small Businesses

Miele Manufacturing, responsible for making Pennsylvania skill games, highlighted the positive impact its machines have on small businesses.

March Madness Sports Betting Handle Increases from 2024, Rivals Football Season

Pennsylvania sportsbooks took in $842.9 million in bets during March Madness, which rivals certain months during the football season.

Online Casinos Near $300 Million in Record-Breaking March

Pennsylvania online casinos set a new record in March with revenue coming in at $294.2 million, breaking the previous mark set in December.

More Plaintiffs Mount Airy Casino Wage Lawsuit

A total of 75 plaintiffs have come forward in a lawsuit against Mount Airy Casino to collect unpaid wages over a three-year period.

Sen. Yaw Brings Back Skill Games Regulation Bill to Veterans

Pennsylvania Senator Gene Yaw is reintroducing a bill that will regulate and tax skill games at a 16% rate.

Rivers Philadelphia Replaces Martorano’s Prime with New Italian Restaurant Sapore

A new Italian restaurant, Sapore, opened at Rivers Casino Philadelphia, which has replaced Martorano's Prime.

Legislator Sees Skill Games, Cannabis as Source of Revenue for Pennsylvania Legacy Fund

Pennsylvania legislator, Sen. Dan Laughlin (R), wants to create a Legacy Fund from revenue generated from skill games and cannabis.