Pennsylvania Online Gambling News

Pennsylvania Online Gambling Participants Increased Nearly 5% In 2023

A study conducted by Penn State showed that more PA players are gaming in the state, which is also raising problem gambling statistics.

Valley Forge Casino Site Of Two Arrests Involving Prostitution And Drugs

Two people were arrested at Valley Forge Casino earlier this week in relation to prostitution and drug-related crimes.

Amendments To Pennsylvania Casino Smoking Bill To Be Voted On Next Week

The Pennsylvania House is voting on amendments to HB 1657, which would ban smoking inside PA casinos. However, the vote won't move the bill.

PGCB Approves Play’n Go For PA Market, Partners With BetRivers

Play'n Go, bringing its expansive slot library to Pennsylvania. It has partnered with BetRivers after gaining license approval from the PGCB.

Parx Casino Rep Calls Sen. Yaw’s PA Skill Games Tax Rate ‘Laughably Low’

A Parx Casino representative believes Pennsylvania skill games should be taxed at 54%, while calling Sen. Yaw's 16% rate "laughably low."

PA Diversity Coalition To Host Conference At Live! Casino Pittsburgh

The Westmoreland Diversity Coalition is hosting a conference at Live! Casino Pittsburgh, stressing the importance of employment diversity.

Unibet Announces Pennsylvania Gambling Exit Will Be June 21

The Kindred Group announced last November it was exiting North American gambling. There's now a firm date for its departure from Pennsylvania.

Arrest Made In $400K Pennsylvania Skill Games Robbery In Chambersburg

One man is in custody after stealing $400,000 from a Pennsylvania skill games machine outside the Southgate Mall in Chambersburg.

New Jersey Smoking Lawsuit Has No ‘Immediate Impact’ On PA Casino Workers

While CEASE is suing New Jersey for allowing smoking inside casinos, it does not directly affect Pennsylvania's effort to ban smoking.

$600,000 Blackjack Winner Tops March Jackpots At Keystone State Casinos

Keystone State casinos awarded several players with six-figure jackpots in March, the largest of which earned more than $600,000.