Pennsylvania Online Gambling News

Valley Forge Casino Debuts New Food Hall with More Upgrades to Come

Valley Forge Casino debuted its new food hall on Thursday, while also announcing renovations to guestrooms and the Stardust Tower lobby.

Sportsbooks Increase Year-Over-Year Handle in April as Sports Calendar Starts to Fade

Pennsylvania sportsbooks increased handle in April on a year-over-year basis despite the sports calendar slowing down.

Online Casinos Continue Impressive Display Despite Slight April Revenue Dip

Pennsylvania online casinos continue to impress as platforms generated $285.1 million in April revenue, despite a slight decline.

Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course Prepares for Corgi Cup as Preakness Nears

Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course is celebrating the Preakness Stakes by holding the popular Corgi Cup.

Pennsylvania Senator Introduces Skill Games Bill with Tax and Regulation Framework

Pennsylvania Senator Chris Gebhard introduced a bill that lays out a regulation framework for skill games, which includes a 35% tax.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Halts Illegal Gambling Operation of More than 400 Machines

The Pennsylvania Attorney General announced the seizure of more than 400 illegal gambling machines in western PA.

Senator Pushes for Removal of Slots Minimum For Pennsylvania Casinos

Pennsylvania Senator Dan Laughlin's bill to remove a slots minimum has been reported as committed in a Wednesday vote.

Erie Municipality Looking to Regulate Skill Games

A borough in North East Erie is discussing the potential of limiting the amount of skill games that can be offered in the county.

Pennsylvania Regulator Urges CFTC to Disallow Sports Contracts After Roundtable Cancelled

The PGCB submitted a concerned letter urging the CFTC to stop allowing predictions markets to offer sports contracts in Pennsylvania.

Pace-O-Matic Refutes Presque Isle Downs’ Claims on Skill Games Hurting Business

Pace-O-Matic emailed PlayPennsylvania arguments against Presque Isle Downs' claims against skill games within the state.