Pennsylvania News - Page 44

On 7 June, the state's House passed an amended version of HB 271 that would allow for video gaming terminals at certain properties.

Lunter will be based out of Rush Street Gaming's headquarters in Chicago, and his appointment is effective immediately.

This month features the opening of the beer garden Fishtown Hops and performances by Grammy award-winning artists.

Between 15 June and 20 July, guests can enjoy performances by Pittsburgh local comedian Tony "T-Robe" Roberson.

Jerry Epstein, CEO of Engaged Nation, spoke with Casino City on the innovative "edutainment" solution that's bridging the gap between land-based and casual social play, which was worth almost $2 billion in 2015.

House Bill 271 passed the Senate with a 38-12 vote, following two other successful votes on Tuesday, and will likely be taken up in the House in June.

Ewa Bakun, Clarion Gaming's Head of Content and producer of GiGse, will oversee the iGaming panel at the East Coast Gaming Congrees and Next Generation Gaming Forum, taking place 24-25 May in Atlantic City.

Guests can listen to Pittsburgh bands at the casino's outdoor ampitheater during the live concert, starting 27 May.

Dannielle Cisneros was awarded the newspaper's 2017 In-House Counsel Award of General Excellence.

Eight country music artists will perform at the Y108 8 Man Jam on 25 May, presented by Bowser GMC Trucks and hosted in the casino's ampitheater.

J. Todd covers developing online gambling stories from Pennsylvania and New Jersey, plus online poker news from the state of New York.

Online gambling operator BGO was fined £300,000 by the U.K. Gambling Commission recently for "misleading advertisements." J. Todd also looks at industry news from Malta and Pennsylvania.

Guests can enjoy a performance from Whose Line Is It Anyway? stars on 13 May and several Mother's Day dining specials.

Casino Player Magazine recognized the casino's achievements for the eighth consecutive year.

It's a known fact that Pennsylvania has been trying regulate online gambling for several years. Now that a bill is close to being passed, a few senators are trying to throw a wrench into the works. Also, a key online gambling opponent is retiring from politics, and Trump talks sports betting.

Karen Corr took first place during the Women's Professional Billiards Association Rivers Casino Open that was held on 23 April.

The casino team members will help maintain three garden lots in Brighton Heights.

The American Gaming Association announced that the gaming industry supports 350,000 small business jobs nationwide.

From 27-29 April, The Refinery restaurant will transform into a one-of-a-kind sports bar, featuring live broadcasts and more.

The Event Center at SugarHouse Casino in Pennsylvania will host the electronic pop-rock duo on 28 April.