Dominica is a person who also loves writing and new technologies. Poker is important to her, as it demands the same amount of analytical thinking she puts in her research dedicated to diverse subjects. A true journalist, Dominica is offering us a different outlook on the entire poker industry in Pennsylvania and we are happy to have her with us at such an important moment.
WSOP may finally be arriving in Pennsylvania, but will that change the current balance of powers PokerStars PA remains the dominant card room in the Keystone State for months now Borgata/BetMGM’s entry was modest, and revenue continues to remain low as the network targets new players The Keystone State may have a third poker operator […]
PASCOOP is returning with 120 events and $2 million GTD prize money on Sunday, April 18PokerStars PA remains the sole card room in Pennsylvania two years since online poker launched in the state The card room has hosted no fewer than 11 poker tournament and series in the Keystone State This Sunday, April 18, PokerStars […]
PokerStars PA drove $2.7 million in revenue in the first month of 2021 The January revenue was 26% higher year-over-year but still far from the all-time high posted back in April Pennsylvania is soon hoping to see other poker brands as well as join the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement, or the single liquidity The state […]
PGCB has approved a license for Caesars’ online poker partner 888poker which is closer to entering the state 888 poker and WSOP have been fishing for an entry in the Keystone State for months now WSOP/888 is still the leading platform in the US in overall aggregate traffic, although PokerStars PA has been pulling ahead […]
Pennsylvania’s card rooms remain shuttered since mid-March while casinos have restarted business Doug Harbach from the PGCB has said that any casino looking to reopen their card room would have to come up with an action plan Card rooms generated mere $37 million over the fiscal 2019/2020 compared to $583 million for table games It […]
Despite a back-to-back decline in online poker revenue, June has remained much stronger than the first three months of 2020. Pennsylvania Holds Good Poker Results in April Some have predicted a dip in revenue and results, but online poker in Pennsylvania is still doing very well with June’s revenue reaching $3.2 million. In May, though, […]
After a record-setting April, PokerStars PA has posted slightly lower results in May, but still an impressive number. The number of concurrent poker players reached 993 people on April 23. Online Poker Remains Strong in Pennsylvania Pennsylvania’s online poker results have continued to impress. Even though casinos in the Keystone State have reopened, albeit, at […]
On May 17, PokerStars PA will launch the Pennsyl-MANIA online poker tournament, which will be the biggest poker event on record in the Keystone State. Pennsyl-MANIA by PokerStars Happening on Sunday PokerStars PA is bringing out $250,000 in guaranteed prize pools for its upcoming Pennsyl-MANIA tournament. The event will take place on Sunday, May 17, […]
Penn National Gaming has undertaken several measures amid the COVID-19 outbreak, including furloughing 26,000 employees nationwide and hoping to see an uptick in poker and online gambling in Pennsylvania. Penn National Gaming Sells Tropicana Las Vegas Casino Poker in Pennsylvania will be one of the segments that will hopefully pick up after the nation-wide closer […]
Six brick-and-mortar casinos in Pennsylvania have closed so far, in addition to a myriad of live poker tournaments being called off around the world, in response to the coordinated effort to slow down and, if possible, halt the spread of novel coronavirus /Covid-19/. State Governor Call On Thursday, March 12, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf ordered […]