PlayPennsylvania said a soft launch in April was followed by a full-scale launch, alongside MSIGA pooling via FanDuel Casino
Rep. Jason Ortitay’s HB 2631 would require PGCB-licensed operators to block app and website access within “school property,” using geo-fencing technology regulators define.
PGCB figures show total revenue up 3.93% year over year, with iGaming rising as sports wagering revenue declined
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported a 9.1% drop in sports betting handle to $595.6 million, alongside a separate lift in internet casino revenue.
Total regulated gaming revenue reached $625.47 million, while internet gaming rose 9.44% year over year to $254.83 million, according to state figures.
Despite Michigan’s momentum from new operators, Pennsylvania still tops the three-state online casino market picture of Pennsylvania, Michigan, and New Jersey.
The operator’s first online poker product is now live in the Keystone State, featuring fast-paced three-handed gameplay and massive jackpots worth up to 10,000x your buyin.
The operator is giving away three Gold Passes worth $10k each at the Pennsylvania State Poker Championship later this month, offering you an opportunity to win a free ticket to Las Vegas.
HB 2078, that would allow Pennsylvania to join MSIGA was not included in the state budget, leaving its sponsor to look for new ways to pass the bill and move the state in the direction of multi-state online poker.
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