Pa Online Gambling Update
Pennsylvania is the most populous US state with legal, regulated online gambling in 2020. The omnibus expansion package Gov. Tom Wolf signed into law in 2017 authorized interactive gaming across multiple verticals — including lottery, casino, fantasy sports, sports betting, and poker. PA Online Gambling News By Gary Rotstein Dec 11, 2020 Despite Being Top Seed in AFC, Steelers Find Themselves In Underdog Role By Gary Rotstein Dec 10, 2020 Pennsylvania Governor Shutting Down Casino Industry Saturday Until January.
Online gambling is up and running in Pennsylvania, with two casinos, Parx and Penn National’s Hollywood, leading the way. Wind Creek in Bethlehem and other casinos around the state are expected to join the action soon, offering online poker, slots and other casino-style games on websites and mobile applications.
Pennsylvania is the fourth state to legalize online betting, after Nevada, New Jersey and Delaware. The 2017 law approved by the Legislature requires bettors have established accounts with a casino, be 21 or older, and be in Pennsylvania.
Pa Online Gambling Update
As part of the law, airports will be allowed to set up interactive gambling parlors; truck stops will be permitted five video gaming terminals.
Do you expect to try any of the internet gambling options on your PC, tablet or phone? Have a say in our informal, unscientific poll, and feel free to elaborate in the comment section.
