The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) regulates casino gaming, online casino, sports betting, video gaming terminals and fantasy contests in Pennsylvania, licensing operators, suppliers and individuals, certifying platforms and games, enforcing responsible-gambling requirements and publishing monthly revenue reports. Online casino and sports betting launched under its rules in 2019, and Pennsylvania has become the largest online casino market in the United States by revenue under its supervision.
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AR150, prompted by the personalised Bryce Harper message sent to a customer who says he lost $1.5m, cleared the Assembly gaming committee unanimously along with a bill that makes self-excluded players watch counselling videos before they can return.
The Supreme Court's 120-day stay runs out on 13 October, no legislative fix has arrived, and the State Police have told an estimated 70,000 machines' hosts that unplugging them is not enough.
The state's licensed operators generated just over $7 billion in the fiscal year to 30 June 2026, a first for Pennsylvania, with online casino revenue up 18.42% carrying the market even as June's monthly total slipped.
Commercial gambling revenue in Pennsylvania reached an unprecedented $601.8 million in May, setting a new monthly record for the state. This remarkable
Commercial gambling revenue in Pennsylvania reached a new monthly record of $601.8 million in May, propelled by double-digit growth across both the iGaming