For the first time since 2018, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) has 12 untethered licenses for online poker & casino available for $4 million apiece.
The Pennsylvania regulator has awarded the company a gaming operator’s license for online casino gaming, but it doesn’t apply to mobile sports betting.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) is requiring operators to enact either two-factor (2FA) or multi-factor (MFA) authentication by December 31.
Rising number of incidents stirs PA regulator into action, launching “Don’t Gamble With Kids” campaign to raise public awareness of the dangers of leaving kids unattended.
With Golden Nugget already live in Michigan, New Jersey, & West Virginia, one option remains — to launch on parent DraftKings’ platform in Pennsylvania.
One of the few online sportsbook licenses available in Pennsylvania will be up for grabs when the land-based mini-casino in Cumberland County finally opens in 2023.
BetMGM Poker Pennsylvania taps into the Halloween season with its player-favorite promo.
BetMGM Poker PA also had a good month in Sept, but WSOP PA continued to slide. The market remained under the $3 million mark for a sixth month in a row.
The self-exclusion list for iGaming also increased ten-fold over a two-year period, according to annual reports from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB).
Bally Bet, Fanatics, Fubo, Golden Nugget, PlayStar, and WynnBET have started the licensure process with the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB). Betfred and MaximBet could be coming, too.