Penn National has long demonstrated its eagerness to build a strong sportsbook. First, it beat every other Pennsylvania casino in offering up the $10 million fee to get a sports betting license
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The casinos sketched out their plans for sports-betting venues to the gaming board, and they all equally promise a full-scale visual onslaught of televised sports to enhance the wagering experience.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania, one of the nation’s most aggressive gambling states, appears weeks away from becoming the sixth state with sports betting after regulators Wednesday awarded the state’s first sports betting licenses to two casinos.
Read More . . .The official hearing for PA sports betting applicants is not until Wednesday, but we already know a little about Hollywood Casino’s sports betting plans. Representatives from Hollywood’s parent company, Penn National, met with the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) on Tuesday for their ten-year casino license renewal.
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After two licensing rounds, in-state casinos have claimed 32 of the 39 available Pennsylvania online gambling permits. During round three, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board will make the seven remaining licenses available to qualified outside entities.
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A third Pennsylvania casino has submitted a petition for a sports wagering license, according the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. On Monday, the board said Chester Downs and Marina, which operates Harrah’s Philadelphia Casino and Racetrack, had made application. Two other casinos — the Hollywood Casino and Parx Casino — made applications in August.
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A week after Penn National Gaming submitted the first petition to operate a sports book in Pennsylvania, the owner of Parx Casino is firing back with two petitions of its own for sports betting in the Philadelphia area.
Read More . . .Harrah’s Philadelphia was one of three casinos to have its license to offer online gambling approved by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) last week.
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Penn National Gaming is the first casino operator in Pennsylvania to apply for a license to offer sports betting in the state.
Read More . . .Last month ended with nine of Pennsylvania’s casinos applying for interactive gaming licenses. At this morning’s meeting of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board three of them were approved to offer interactive gaming.
Read More . . .None of Pennsylvania’s eligible sportsbook properties have come to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) with an application for a license. The reason, as ever with holdouts, is a financial dispute.
Read More . . .Chattanooga-based CBL Properties and two other companies today announced plans to develop a 100,000-square-foot casino and entertainment complex at a Pennsylvania mall.
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