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The board determined that Woodlands Fayette fulfilled the obligations under its previously approved casino operator’s license and qualified to have its license renewed for an additional five-year period.

The combined total revenue generated from all forms of gaming along with fantasy contests during August 2022 was $425,390,202, an increase of 4.24% compared to revenue generated in August 2021.

PGCB reported that revenue from Internet Casino Type Gaming of more than $80.4 million was the highest amount to date eclipsing the previous high set in December 2020 by 11% when revenue was $71,609,260.

Under the order by Governor Tom Wolf today, 12 casinos operating in the Commonwealth will cease all gaming activities and patron entry by tomorrow.

Each property will operate under specific capacity restrictions in compliance with state and local requirements.

Lady Luck Casino in Nemacolin is planning to reopen its doors on 12 June.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board today instructed the six Pennsylvania casinos that are open as of today to begin closing procedures.

Slot machine revenue was up in 9 of the 12 months during the most recent fiscal year totaling $2,378,859,341 or $26.5 million higher than the $2,352,320,937 generated during the 2017/2018 fiscal year.

The Pennsylvania Control Board reported that tables games revenue for May 2019 was $76,559,198, an increase of 2.2% from May 2018 when revenue was $74,908,874.

The combined gross revenue from slot machines at the 12 casinos in May of this year was $209,579,851.21, 2.7% higher than the May 2018 gross revenue figure of $203,993,259.

The state's table games revenue for April 2019 was $77,448,426, a 3.7% increase compared to April of last year when revenue was $74,667,615.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported that revenue from slot machines and table games reached an all-time monthly high during March 2019 of $309,125,131.

March’s gross revenue of $226,597,681 at the 12 casinos was the third-highest individual month from the play of slot machines, ranking only behind March 2012 and March 2013.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported that table games revenue for February 2019 was $73,999,311, an increase of 0.3% over February of last year when revenue was $73,757,805.

The company announced today that the transaction has been completed to take over management for the Pennsylvania casino.

According to the report, February’s gross revenue from slot machines at the 12 casinos was $189,976,152, a 0.49% increase in revenue when compared to the $189,056,195 generated in February 2018.

The report shows that table games revenue for January 2019 was $74,409,695, an increase of 4.75% over January of last year when revenue was $71,032,273.

According to a Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board report, January’s gross revenue from slot machines at the 12 casinos was $179,842,151, a 1.15% increase in revenue compared to the $177,795,127 generated in January 2018.

The total revenue of $3,248,681,377 in 2018 topped the previous year total of $3,226,910,816 attained last calendar year.

Slot machine revenue at Pennsylvania casinos in December 2018 rose 8% compared to December 2017.