Latest Pennsylvania Online Gambling News

Both gentleman say that the casino began using a time clock that would register only 7 hours and 45 minutes when they clocked out after a shift lasting over eight hours. The casino then forced their employees to work uncompensated for other duties including card and dice inventories, jackpot payments, and training sessions.

MGM Resorts International released MGM Riches, their first customized slot machine experience, in multiple states including Pennsylvania, via their BetMGM app. The game can be played via BetMGM and inside multiple MGM Resorts gaming locations in the United States.

Greenwood Gaming & Entertainment, the parent company of Parx Casino and their online casino app, betPARX, announced a partnership with EveryMatrix, one of the top gaming content producers in the United States.

Arriving at a cost of over $25 million, Bankroll, a long-awaited luxury entertainment venue catering to sports bettors, opens its doors in Philadelphia on March 3rd.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board’s recent decision to award Bally’s and their parent company, SC Gaming, the contract for a Category 4 mini-casino in College Township could land the regulatory group in the crosshairs of Pennsylvania’s highest court.

Powered by the dynamic duo of guard James Hardin and center Joel Embiid, the 76ers carry +1300 odds to win the crown according to FanDuel. The bookmaker also sets Philadelphia with the third best odds to win the Eastern Conference with +650 odds.

Touting a starting wage of $30 per hour for new dealers, the Rivers Casino hopes the higher salary will attract skilled dealers to their gaming locations in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.

As the Pennsylvania gaming market expands, casino companies looking to get creative and cut down on their operation costs have turned to malls to house their new locations. Companies such as Bally’s, Live! Casino, and Hollywood Casino have recently utilized abandoned superstores in the state’s malls to place their new Category 4 mini-casinos.

Pennsylvania’s gambling market continues to flourish as the figures from January 2023 increased 18 percent over the first month of 2022.

Although Philadelphia Eagles fans may hurt after their team’s loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, the state’s sportsbooks are celebrating by taking home close to $30 million in total revenue in Super Bowl 57 betting.