Pennsylvania News - Page 25

Hugo's Frog Bar & Chop House, the high-end steakhouse at Rivers Casino Philadelphia, is now open after being closed since the 15 March property-wide shutdown to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

The Pennsylvania property is ready to allow guests to enjoy the upcoming promotions in November, including sportsbook offers, food and beverage promotions, and contests.

The casino is hosting a hiring event for anyone interested in working at Martorano’s first-ever Italian-American steakhouse, Martorano’s Prime.

Rivers Casino Pittsburgh is continuing its partnership with Community College of Allegheny County to provide training sessions for job seekers looking to be part-time dealers.

The poker room reopened today and will run up to 14 tables with a maximum capacity of 100 guests.

Leading up to the 24 November public opening, Live! Casino will host a series of invitation-only private events, including charity nights on 14-15 November to benefit the Westmoreland County Food Bank and Sage’s Army, as well as a ribbon-cutting ceremony on 17 November.

Pennsylvania entered an exclusive club of gaming markets, joining New Jersey and Nevada, that have surpassed $450 million in wagers in a single month.

Two weeks ago, we saw that Beau Rivage Resort & Casino was welcoming back guests into the poker room. This week, we have another prominent casino in a major market doing the very same.

The William Hill Sports Book at Harrah’s Philadelphia offers six ticket windows, 16 self-service betting kiosks and an expanded wagering menu that features InPlay betting.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has regulatory oversight of interactive gaming in the Commonwealth, including licensing, testing devices, rule making, and other related duties.

Eric Fitzgerald comes to Philly by way of the Las Vegas Strip, where he most recently served as president and COO of Excalibur Hotel and Casino.

As we aim to find a better sense of normal life in the casino industry and await a monumental new casino resort unveiling next month, we highlight 10 openings and expansions from across the country.

BetRivers will be the Official Sportsbook of the hockey team and as part of the deal, a branded BetRivers Sportsbook-Style Lounge will be inside PPG Paints Arena.

What began as SugarHouse Casino 10 years ago was later rebranded as Rivers Casino in October 2019, ushering in a new gaming and entertainment era to the city.

Pennsylvania’s record $365 million handle in August was so strong that it could surpass Nevada for the first time.

Rivers Casino Philadelphia is offering free dealer training programs—one weekend program starting on Friday, 18 September, and one weekday program beginning on Monday, 12 October.

While using their Rush Rewards Players Club Card, sports fans who accumulate $1,000 in bets will earn $5 comp points to be used throughout the casino.

This new addition increases the total number of betting kiosks to 33 – guests can pass by the lines at the counter and have easy access to bet on their favorite teams this fall.

Following a test period, Penn National intends to officially launch the Barstool Sportsbook app in Pennsylvania on 18 September, subject to final regulatory approvals.

Select indoor dining will be back at Rivers Casino Philadelphia when Jack’s Bar + Grill and Mian reopen on Tuesday, 8 September.