Casino

Bally's online casino in Pennsylvania has hit a significant milestone, recording its highest revenue month to date in January. This achievement underscores the operator's growing prominence in the state's thriving iGaming market.

Pennsylvania's gambling industry thrives with top-tier casinos in Philadelphia and the Poconos, setting record revenues and establishing themselves as key players in the national market.

FanDuel Sportsbook's recent achievement of surpassing $10 billion in lifetime handle and $1 billion in revenue underscores its dominance in Pennsylvania's online betting arena. With a commanding presence and innovative approach, FanDuel continues to reshape the state's gambling landscape.

Discover the transformative impact of Hollywood Penn National's $9.1 million grant to Dauphin County, enriching local communities through vital infrastructure projects and bolstering economic development, education, and emergency services initiatives.

At their monthly meeting held on December 14th, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) approved the long-awaited online casino license for WynnBet.

After a rash of incidents of adults leaving children in vehicles outside the state’s casinos while they gamble, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has moved to crack down on the problem.

In a surprise move, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) decided to re-open the petition period for casino operators located outside the state to enter Pennsylvania’s expanding online gaming market.

Bally’s Pennsylvania made the move this week to expand their gaming reach in the Keystone State by filing an application to offer online slots and table games to Pennsylvania’s iGaming customers.

Although final figures are waiting on December’s totals, Pennsylvania’s casinos have already reported revenue earnings of $5.2 billion over the first 11 months of 2022, a new state record.

52 year-old Jason Richard Kutney of Bear Creek, an electronic craps dealer at the Mohegan is accused of pressing a button on the game early allowing casino player, Louis Attilo Grasso, 66, to see the final numbers on the dice before placing his final bet.