The spokesman for the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board says it’s too soon to say how quickly the new forms of gambling authorized by a bill signed into law by Governor Wolf last Monday will be ready for action.
Read More . . .To most truck drivers, familiar with every nook and cranny of the country from their constant travels, seeing a slot machine-style video gambling terminal at a truck stop is nothing new.
Read More . . .The Fraternal Order of Police shows their support for ending the 25-year-old ban on sports wagering in the United States.
Read More . . .Legalizing online gambling in Pennsylvania, while certainly an improvement over outlawing it entirely, won’t significantly increase Pennsylvania’s state revenues overall, nor will it hurt or much help the firms currently operating casinos in the state like Penn National Gaming or Las Vegas Sands.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania, the nation’s second-largest commercial casino state, is taking an even deeper plunge into gambling and will allow people to bet online, in airports and at truck stops
Read More . . .Michigan could join 16 states in regulating fantasy sports that offer cash prizes.
Read More . . .Other states considering some form of online gaming in recent months include Michigan, Massachusetts, Illinois and West Virginia.
Read More . . .PA casino operator Penn National’s interactive chief has criticised the 54% online slots tax in the bill passed by the House and sent to the governor’s desk for signature last night, calling it “the highest rate on the planet” and “completely unworkable”
Read More . . .Pennsylvania has taken another step closer to becoming the fourth state in the US to legalise online gaming after its House passed a major gambling expansion bill.
Read More . . .The Pennsylvania Senate has passed a gambling expansion bill that could lead to the legalisation of online gaming in the US state.
Read More . . .Members of the American Gaming Association (AGA) and US President Donald Trump aren’t seeing eye to eye when it comes to the issue of legal sports betting.
Read More . . .Lawmakers in Pennsylvania are still trying to sort through ways to expand the state gambling industry to generate new tax revenues and better compete with neighboring gambling-friendly states that are also looking at beefing up their respecting industries.
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