Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board: Latest News

MGM will apply for online gaming licenses as a Qualified Gaming Entity.

Swedish owned NetEnt will make their portfolio of digital casino games available on the Hollywood Casino site when it goes live.

September becomes a whopper of a month for Pennsylvania Fantasy Sports operators as revenue is up 40% on the best month to date which was May.

A recent partnership in Pennsylvania with Hollywood Casino is the latest move by William Hill in its efforts to establish a foothold in the emerging US sports betting market.

Qualified Gaming Entities can now apply for left over interactive gaming certificates as the 16-day window in Pennsylvania opens.

As Pennsylvania readies for online gaming and sports betting to become a reality, players who are looking to be able to…

Taking a look at what 888sport 888casino and 888poker will look like when it goes live in Pennsylvania.

Sands Bethlehem and Valley Forge can move ahead with online poker, casino and table games after approval from the PGCB.

Rivers Casino, owned by Rush Street Gaming, has given back its interactive gaming license to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board in an unexpected move.

The first retail sportsbooks are expected to go live as early as November 2018 in the state of Pennsylvania with mobile to follow.

SugarHouse now joins the ranks of Harrahs, Hollywood Casino and Parx Casino in applying for a sports betting license in the state of Pennsylvania.

A federal court overturned a ban that prevented anyone associated with the gambling industry from making political contributions.