
Here’s What You Should Know About The PokerStars PA Stars Rewards Program
If you’re one of the many players trying out Pennsylvania’s first and only online poker room, PokerStars PA, chances are you curious about how the
If you’re one of the many players trying out Pennsylvania’s first and only online poker room, PokerStars PA, chances are you curious about how the
PokerStars went live in PA on Monday for eight hours. Action picked up again on Tuesday from 2 PM to midnight, which will be two
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) just named July 15, 2019 as when Pennsylvania casinos can begin offering online gambling to the public. Casinos will host online versions
After a long wait, Pennsylvania’s gamblers finally know when online gambling in the state will be arriving: July 15, 2019! The news came recently from
Earlier this week, SugarHouse Casino and Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course became the 4th and 5th Pennsylvania casinos to be approved for online
On Friday, Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment — owner of Parx Casino — became the first Pennsylvania casino to apply for an online gambling license. Within
On October 30th, Pennsylvania officially legalized many forms of online gambling. With its signing, the first online casinos should be live by the summer of 2018.
Here are some of the main points of the Pennsylvania online gambling legislation that Governor Wolffe signed in early November.
Pennsylvania will offer operator licenses equal to the number of brick and mortar casinos that exist in the state. The 12 existing Pennsylvania casinos will get the first opportunity to receive a license. They will have until early February to apply for a license at a discounted rate of $10 million. A thirteenth license is expected to be available with the launch of the Philly Live! Casino. This license will allow an operator to offer online poker and an online casino that includes slots and table games.
Once the 90 days is up, existing casinos can apply for licenses at a rate of $4 million each for poker, online slots or online table games. Any licenses left over will be open to non-Pennsylvania operators.
It is expected that casinos will partner with existing casino software providers and established online poker rooms (especially those that are operating in other states). It is unknown the extent at which additional brands will be available under a single license (such as turn-key poker room skins that have unique branding but are essentially the same casino/poker room).
A possible (likely?) liquidity agreement between Pennsylvania and other states could also change the dynamic. Recently, the first three states (New Jersey, Nevada and Delaware) agreed to share a player pool. The smart money agrees that Pennsylvania will join this newly established player pool, although that might not happen right away.
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