PA Regulator: 20,000 Have Join Casino Self-Exclusion Program
More than 20% of Pennsylvania’s self-exclusion program participants request lifetime bans, highlighting their commitment to overcoming gambling addiction.
More than 20% of Pennsylvania’s self-exclusion program participants request lifetime bans, highlighting their commitment to overcoming gambling addiction.
The state regulator has cleared the first (and so far only) Qualified Gaming Entity (QGE) to offer online casino games in the Keystone State.
Under a new agreement, the Sweden-based company will offer live dealer games for Caesars Casino PA and Tropicana Casino PA.
In an exclusive, the Director of the Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania (CCGP) expressed alarm over an increase in calls from adults aged 25-34.
The vertical was up 23% year-over-year, but its growth rate continues to slow as the pandemic moves further into the past. PA online casinos combined for a record $131.9 million in December.
After years in the works, the fourth mini-casino in PA will finally open. But will there be interest from other operators to help it launch online sports betting?
UK-based brand will offer online casino gaming and sports betting under the land-based license of CDI’s Presque Isle Downs & Casino.
Revenue from PA online casino gaming is already up 11% year-over-year without including December. Data show the market is growing, but at a slower pace.
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.
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