North American copy chief for Clarion Gaming (https://teapawt.net/t.co/Cj9kekWjjs) and Global Gaming Business magazine
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Another strong year of growth is in the books for Pennsylvania's gaming industry:
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Without any big new expansion, Pennsylvania's commercial gaming revenue in 2022 will be at least $400 million more than 2021's $4.73 billion, and the number should only grow more with new options ahead in 2023:
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Some surprising shakeups among second tier of Pennsylvania digital sportsbook operators -- there's apparently only so much betting to go around:
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For everyone except the casinos themselves, nice PA gaming numbers in November: bit.ly/3PDL1du
Philly's sportsbooks evidently got a big volume boost in October from their teams' success, Pittsburgh's sportsbooks evidently got a big revenue boost in October from Steelers' ineptitude:
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The gambling operators had millions of reasons to like how Pennsylvanians took part in October: bit.ly/3V7XmrS
Only writers from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia could find a way to meld references to Jonas Salk's polio vaccine and Schuylkill Expressway traffic into a Steelers-Eagles season analysis and odds preview: bit.ly/3sCIXYG
Don't know what's gotten into the water in the Schuylkill these days, but whatever it is, Philly fans and sportsbooks want more of it: bit.ly/3N34yCS
FanDuel has been the longtime sportsbook king in PA, but DraftKings is suddenly closing on it: bit.ly/3MO2XRq
Just when you thought there were enough gambling options in Pennsylvania:
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Maybe some warning signs for PA casino industry in latest numbers and trends:
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Yes, we know sly underage gamblers can slip by casino security, but at age 11? Age 11?
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A pair of recreational poker players was each hoping to hit a $200 "high hand." They ended up splitting more than $850,000 between them instead:
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Pokers players know how much it sucks to have pocket aces and lose ... except, of course, when a million-dollar bad beat jackpot is at stake: bit.ly/3pL19Oh
If sports bettors think they're seeing fewer bonuses offered of late, they're not imagining things: bit.ly/3QH82Mx
PA sportsbooks did less business in July but made more money. Not bad, all in all:
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Hey, Pennsylvania, what's up with your unusual drop in sports betting handle?
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Not a great month of June for the sportsbooks and Pennsylvania's gaming industry, but 2021-22 was a huge step forward for the operators and the state's tax haul overall: bit.ly/3uYwTT0