Corey Sharp is the Lead Writer for PlayPANews, focusing on local news and developments in Pennsylvania's gaming and casino industry. With previous experience at the Philadelphia Inquirer and NBC Sports Philadelphia, Corey brings a deep understanding of the local landscape and provides insightful coverage of the latest happenings in the state. Opinions expressed are his own.
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By: Corey Sharp
The New Jersey State Athletic Control Board (SACB) has adopted new sports betting policies that protects bettors and the integrity of combat sports. This comes in the wake of the controversial bout between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson earlier this month.
By: Corey Sharp
Slots have become more important to Pennsylvania online casinos than ever, as their revenue soars to record highs. Although they make up most of the revenue for any casino—online or brick-and-mortar—they've accounted for more than 80% of Pennsylvania iGaming revenue for the past two months, the first time in state history.
By: Corey Sharp
Governor Phil Murphy has publicly stated that he'd sign a bill that would ban smoking inside Atlantic City casinos, should one ever cross his desk. That hasn't happened yet and is looking less and less likely to happen this year.
By: Corey Sharp
Senators Sam Singh and Jeremy Moss have proposed bills that slightly modifies how sports betting and igaming operators are taxed in Michigan. A separate bill for for each vertical introduced last week slightly increases taxes.
By: Corey Sharp
The Michigan Gaming Control Board reported that Detroit casinos produced $106.4 million in November revenue, it's highest total since before the pandemic for the month. The monthly revenue record the casinos set in November 2019 ($124.2 million) has stood for five years.
By: Corey Sharp
Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians (SSM) is asking the United States Supreme Court to hear its case after the Department of the Interior (DOI) blocked its attempt to secure land for a casino to be built near Detroit. It filed for an appeal at the country's highest court earlier this week.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) reported another US iGaming record for the Keystone State. Operators produced $252.2 million in gross revenue in November.
By: Corey Sharp
Corey Sharp, PlayPennsylvania PENN Entertainment has launched a standalone Hollywood Casino app in Pennsylvania, the company announced on Wednesday afternoon.
The P ennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) reported that sports betting operators generated new records in both handle and revenue in November. Platforms generated $935.5 million in total bets and $103.3 million in earnings last month.
MGM Grand Detroit has been in business for 25 years as celebrated the accomplishment by investing $15 million in upgrading several areas of the casino for guests to enjoy.MGM Grand Detroit is the city’s top grossing facility, having brought in $49.2 million in revenue last month. Continually e
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