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Record-high $101M in Super Bowl wagers placed in Pa.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported Thursday that a record $101 million was wagered in Pennsylvania during Sunday’s Eagles-Chiefs Super Bowl.
Super Bowl wagers decrease in Pa.
More than $71 million was wagered in Pennsylvania on this year’s Super Bowl weekend, a 15% decrease from last year when the Philadelphia Eagles played the Kansas City Chiefs.
Pennsylvania’s skill video games legislation could generate $300m in tax revenue
Pennsylvania could reap an estimated $300 million in immediate tax revenue from new skill video legislation.
Out of state casinos can apply for Pa. iGaming certification
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board will soon begin accepting petitions from casino operators looking to become Qualified Gaming Entities.
PA Gaming Control Board reports 4.24% increase in gaming revenue
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported Monday that the combined total revenue generated from all forms of gaming along with fantasy contests during August was $425.39 million, an increase of 4.24% compared to revenue generated in August 2021.
Penn National Gaming earnings set quarterly record
Wyomissing-based Penn National Gaming Inc. reported record first-quarter revenue of $1.56 billion, a jump of 22.7% over last year.
With COVID-19 delayed playoffs, Pennsylvania sets record with $462M in sports betting in September
Pennsylvania’s sports betting industry is back in a big way as sporting events that had been shut down during the spring because of the COVID-19 pandemic began returning – all at once.
Pa. casinos seek court injunction to stop iLottery games
As Pennsylvania prepares to roll out online casino-based gambling in July, a group of seven commonwealth casinos are seeking to stop the Pennsylvania Lottery from continuing to offer certain online games.
Wind Creek offers more details as Sands casino sale approaches
As the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board prepares to review the ownership transfer of Sands Bethlehem Casino Resort to Wind Creek Hospitality on May 29, new details emerge on redevelopment plans aimed at driving tourism to the Bethlehem site.
