Pennsylvania smashes record for gambling revenue in a year
- Jul 20, 2021
Pennsylvania smashed its record for gambling revenue, state regulators said Monday.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania smashed its record for gambling revenue, state regulators said Monday.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania seemed to fare better than many other states. Overall, the state’s gambling revenue fell by 31% from 2019 to 2020. That is significantly less than many of the other nearby states including New Jersey.
Read More . . .Rivers Casino Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Penguins formally celebrated the opening of the new BetRivers Lounge at PPG Paints Arena following a ribbon-cutting ceremony on April 23. The sportsbook-style lounge officially opened to the public on April 24.
Read More . . .March sports betting numbers for Pennsylvania showed a solid increase from a lackluster February and proved once again that the NCAA Basketball Tournament is a big wagering event.
Read More . . .Sportsbooks in the Keystone State generated above the half-billion mark in sports betting handle for a third consecutive month, $509.5 million, yet could not keep the pace set in January when they collectively generated a record $615.3 million in bets.
Read More . . .Pennsylvania is one of those states, and in February figures released Tuesday by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, 92.2% of the month’s wagers were placed via computers, phones, and tablets.Still, the February data for in-person betting revenue is quite telling. It’s more lopsided than ever toward the Philadelphia-area sportsbooks — a trend with the potential to continue until the next football season begins.
Read More . . .Throughout the month, the gaming control board’s Office of Compulsive and Problem Gambling will join the state Department of Drug and Alcohol, the Pennsylvania Lottery, the Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania and more to educate Pennsylvanians about gambling disorders while providing outreach and prevention options.
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