PartyPoker PA: Latest News

In its first full calendar year, Pennsylvania recorded the second highest revenue total in the history of US regulated online poker.

Online gaming in Michigan continues to expand following the opening of the market last week.

Players have the chance of winning up to $5000 a day at NL Hold’em cash games.

Despite being the only operator in the state, PokerStars PA exceeds the entire neighboring online poker market in revenue.

In lieu of the grand prize, the winner can opt for the cash-equivalent prize which is available as 75% of the value in unrestricted FREEPLAY®.

In partnership with Penn National’s Hollywood Casino, BetMGM conducts testing of its online casino product in Pennsylvania just weeks after receiving approval from the PGCB.

Pennsylvania online poker got off to a good start, and year 2 could be even better.

One day remains for players to vote on how the series should run.

As a new wave of COVID-19 cases sweeping across the world coincides with the seasonal busy season for online poker, another boom could be in the cards.

Online poker players in key states could help the game they love spread more widely across the US.

Celebrating its first full year of operating in the Pennsylvania market, PokerStars PA will be running a special anniversary online tournament series.

Pennsylvania now has approved three online poker companies, but the PGCB still has no word on when a second launch will happen in the state.