Mohegan Sun Pocono announced Monday that it has signed a deal with a European-based gaming group to offer online and offline sports betting at its facility as well as online gaming in Pennsylvania.
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Late last week, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board responded at length to the Department of Justice’s recent decision to release a new opinion on the 1961 Wire Act, which claimed that all forms of online gambling could be interpreted as illicit under the decades-old law.
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The roll-out follows two days of ten-hour tests, and comes after last week's launch of sports betting at the operator's Parx Casino and Racing venue.
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GoErie.com reported Kevin O’Sullivan, general manager of the Erie-based casino and racetrack as saying, “We hope to be on the February docket of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board to present our sports wagering format
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The sportsbook’s trial run took place at what was the 360 bar and lounge inside the Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment, Inc-owned property. If the Pennsylvania Gaming Board signs off on it, the casino will formally open the temporary sportsbook for wagering Thursday at 1pm, according to philly.com.
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The venue will offer limited services to retail customers for two 10-hour periods today and tomorrow (January 9). Should this test be completed without a hitch, it will then be given the go-ahead for the official launch of its Kambi-powered sportsbook on Thursday (January 10).
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The regional casino giant announced that it has entered into a deal with convenience store operator Rutter’s to provide up to five VGTs in each of 20 Rutter’s locations around the state. The deal is subject to approval of Pennsylvania gaming regulators.
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The holiday season turned out to be very favorable for Pennsylvania slot operators. According to a report published by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB), slot machine revenues increased 8% in December 2018 when compared to the previous year.
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Pennsylvania has revealed that the Hollywood Casino’s William Hill-powered sportsbook offering generated $508,996.60 (£402,296.60/€446,417.05) of revenue for its first two weeks after launch.
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Philadelphia and Pittsburgh both had successful opening weekends for legal sports betting. Both of these cities are crazy about their sports, so expectations are strong that this activity will be a massive success.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania is all set for the grand opening of its second sportsbook in the shape of Rivers Casino, following the lead of Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course which debuted its offering last mont
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Pennsylvania sports bettors’ options are about to triple as two more casino sportsbooks plan to commence wagering on Thursday (13).
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