Latest Pennsylvania Online Gambling News

Learn all about the NBA's groundbreaking In-Season Tournament, where intense matchups, heightened competition, and fresh excitement collide, revolutionizing the NBA regular season and captivating fans worldwide. FInd out not only how it works, but also find out the impact it could have on Pennsylvania Sports Bettors.

PokerStars has launched an exciting series in Pennsylvania, offering both live and online players the opportunity to participate in thrilling tournaments and compete for substantial prizes. The series aims to unite the state's poker community, boost the local economy, and establish Pennsylvania as a leading destination for poker enthusiasts.

With the expansion of their casino by building a new boutique hotel that will be luxurious, Rivers Casino in Philadephia is adding to an already excellent casino industry in Pennsylvania. The expansion will make Rivers Casino one of the top Casino destinations in Pennsylvania.

This article goes through everything Unibet Sportsbook has done to provide its users with an improved platform for online sports betting in Pennsylvania. The app has several new features and several upgraded features on its mobile and desktop platforms.

The article details all of the fines against operators and penalties levied against individuals for the month of May in Pennsylvania by the Gaming Control Board.

The monthly revenue reports from May 2023 are out for Pennsylvania. This article details specifics on noteworthy figures along with important details about the sports betting numbers.

This article is about how Caesars sportsbook is starting to gain more of the market share in Pennsylvania as their monthly handle is continuing to grow including over a 5% share in May.

PointsBet announced earlier this year they were looking to sell their US assets. Not long after their announcement, news broke that they had agreed to sell to Fanatics for $150 million, but now that may change as DraftKings has made a more significant offer.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) revealed it had recently received its 20,000th voluntary request for self-exclusion from individuals who wished to be excluded from entering and participating in gaming activities at the state’s casinos and retail sports wagering locations.

A bipartisan bill, known as the SLOT Act, is poised to impact Pennsylvania's slot machine players by raising the tax threshold for slot winnings from $1,200 to $5,000. Sponsored by Rep. Guy Reschenthaler (R-PA) and Rep. Dina Titus (D-NV), the bill aims to modernize the tax code, protect players' winnings, and alleviate compliance burdens for casinos.