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After Valley Forge Casino Windfall, Montgomery Co. Says No To VGTs

This past week Montgomery County announced it will receive $1.7 million a year from Valley Forge Casino by virtue of changes to the state's gambling laws.

Posted on: November 21, 2017 | J.R. Duren

Land-Based Casino Partner Or Not, PokerStars Wants Into PA ASAP

Online poker giant PokerStars expressed interest in being one of the first operators in the newly available Pennsylvania online casino market.

Posted on: November 16, 2017 | Marty Derbyshire

Adelson’s Quest To Kill Online Gambling Losing Allies And Steam

With online gambling in the pipeline in Pennsylvania, Sheldon Adelson's quest again iGaming looking less and less meaningful.

Posted on: November 15, 2017 | Katie Callahan

DFS Stays Mostly The Same In PA, But Don’t Rule Out Future DraftKings Sports Book

Other than a 21-year-old age requirement, new DFS laws in PA keep the status qo, but open the door for DFS-sponsored sports books in the future.

Posted on: November 10, 2017 | Juan Carlos Blanco

Get Ready To Play Ball! Stadium Casino Is Clear To Buy A License

Thanks to the new gambling expansion law, SugarHouse Casino dropped its lawsuit against the proposed Stadium Casino project.

Posted on: November 3, 2017 | Jessica Welman

Thanks To Valley Forge, Gambling Expansion Money Is Already Rolling In

The ink on PA's new gaming law is barely dry, but money is already starting to trickle in. Valley Forge paid $1 million to end the amenity requirement.

Posted on: November 2, 2017 | Steve Ruddock

Here’s Your One-Stop Resource On What To Expect From Online Gambling

Our new white paper breaks down the financials for the new online gambling laws in the state of Pennsylvania going forward.

Posted on: October 30, 2017 | Jessica Welman

Is Sands Bethlehem The Potential TEN Buyer’s Sloppy Seconds?

Just weeks after rumors surfaced financial firm Keating and Associates wanted to buy Revel Casino, the company is looking into buying Sands Bethlehem.

Posted on: October 17, 2017 | Jessica Welman

PA Online Gambling Hopes Take A Nose Dive After Budget Implodes

After House Republicans failed to any sort of budget compromise, Gov. Tom Wolf lashed out at their partisan politics, but okayed a $1.25 billion loan.

Posted on: October 12, 2017 | Jessica Welman