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Skill Games Manufacturer: We Have ‘No Impact’ On PA Casino Revenue

The PA skill games manufacturer Pace-O-Matic delivered another sarcastic congratulations to the state's regulated industry for its noteworthy year.

PGCB Grants Licenses To Multiple Online Casino Manufacturing Companies

The PA market is set to add even more great content to its online casinos, as the PGCB approved manufacturing licenses for two more brands this week.

PGCB Delivers Two Fines Worth $27,500 To Pennsylvania Gambling Providers

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board dished out more than $27,000 in fines to gambling providers within the state this week.

Mohegan Pennsylvania To Launch Its Own Branded Online Casino In March

While Mohegan Pennsylvania is set to lose Unibet this summer, the facility has plans to stay in the online casino market with its own platform.

Pennsylvania Gambling Generates Revenue Record Of $5.7 Billion In 2023

The Pennsylvania market finished 2023 on a high note, setting a new state record with a total gambling revenue of almost $5.7 billion this past year.

Parx Casino Shippensburg Donates $100,000 To Celebrate 1-Year Anniversary

The Parx Casino in Shippensburg is providing $100,000 worth of donations to nonprofits in the area in honor of the location's one-year anniversary.

Betr Receives Market Access To Enter Pennsylvania Online Gambling Market

Pennsylvania is set to add another online casino and sports betting option, as Betr just gained market access to the Keystone State.

Rivers Casino Pittsburgh Breaks Record With $1.4M Fortune Pai Gow Jackpot

A player at Rivers Casino Pittsburgh just broke the property's jackpot record by earning almost $1.4 million from its Fortune Pai Gow Poker Progressive.

Pennsylvania Welcomes Fanatics As Newest Online Gambling Operator

The Pennsylvania gambling market just officially added a very popular brand to its offerings, as Fanatics launched its online casino and sportsbook Monday.

Philadelphia County s For Most Pennsylvania Problem Gambling Cases

According to a report from the state's Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, Philadelphia County led the way in of problem gambling communications.