Posts Tagged ‘Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board’
Pennsylvania Self-Exclusion Does Not Reach Kalshi
A Pennsylvania man, 35, enrolled on the state list, which does not cover Kalshi, piled up Kalshi losses above $25,000, NPR reported. Pennsylvania’s iGaming list binds licensed sites and offers terms of one year, five years or a lifetime that never expires. Kalshi and Polymarket offer voluntary opt-outs, and the shared SelfExclude.io list tops out…
Read MorePennsylvania iGaming Revenue Tops Slots In August
Pennsylvania iGaming revenue rose 6.25% to $245.7 million in August, outearning the state’s $213.9 million in slot machine revenue. Retail table games fell 18.09% and sports wagering revenue fell 19.92%, pulling total statewide gaming revenue down 2.16%. Hollywood Casino at Penn National’s iGaming license generated $95.4 million, nearly 39% of the state’s online casino market.…
Read MoreOnline Gambling Revenue Spikes In New Jersey And Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania casinos reported $97.8 million in online gambling revenue in September. New Jersey casinos reported $122.6 million in online gambling revenue in September. Online poker went up in New Jersey but dipped in Pennsylvania. TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey and Pennsylvania iGaming players were active in September, as both markets saw an increase in action…
Read MorePennsylvania Sees Major Growth In Gambling Market In March
Pennsylvania saw over $403 million in gambling activity for March 2021. A total of $98 million came from online gambling. Total gambling activity is up 162% year over year. HARRISBURG, Pa. – Online gambling in Pennsylvania saw significant growth in the market as local gambling fans played for all-time highs in handle. The big story…
Read MoreDraftKings Online Casino To Go Live May 1, After PGCB Approval
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board held its monthly meeting on April 29. DraftKings Casino got the approval they needed from the PGCB and will launch May 1. DraftKings Casino will the 10th online casino in Pennsylvania. PHILADELPHIA — The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board had its monthly meeting on Wednesday. One of the topics of discussion…
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