Corey Sharp is a PA Lead Writer at PlayPANews. He covers a range of topics including sports, sports business, and health and wellness, with a focus on Pennsylvania sports, particularly MLB and the Philadelphia Phillies. Corey has been featured in Play Michigan, CDC Gaming Reports, and Legalnjonlinecasino.com.
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By: Corey Sharp
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditThe New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) held true to its namesake by issuing $40,ooo in fines to DraftKings, Rush Street Interactive (RSI) and Kambi last week for violations that occurred in 2020 until 2022.
By: Corey Sharp
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on LinkedInShare on RedditNew Jersey is one of the most rich gambling states in the US with more than 30 iGaming operators, 13 online sportsbooks and nine retail casinos in Atlantic City. With a market that large, there’s no doubt that 2025 is going to bring interesting gambling news.
By: Corey Sharp
The Michigan igaming industry is one of the top markets in all the US, as it sits just behind Pennsylvania. It's so big that it accounts for 95.5% of lifetime online gambling taxes in the Great Lakes State.
By: Corey Sharp
The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) is considering adopting new rules that involves operators reporting on regulated gaming in markets outside the Garden State. The public comment period for the new regulations ended earlier this week.
By: Corey Sharp
There are more Pennsylvania lawmakers now speaking up in favor of regulating skill games, which have become a controversial topic both within the state and elsewhere in the nation. One lawmaker even says she's heard from Governor Josh Shapiro that he would like to see the games regulated.
Michigan is now home to PENN Entertainment‘s new Hollywood online casino app, the company announced on Friday. The standalone platform was previously available in Pennsylvania before coming to the Great Lakes State.
By: Corey Sharp
Detroit's three commercial casinos had their best year for annual revenue in five years, thanks to a strong final quarter. Including $109.3 million for December's total, that brings the commercial casinos to a combined total of $1.28 billion for 2024. The last time they made more money in a year was 2019 ($1.45 billion) —not coincidentally, the year before the disruptions caused by COVID-19.
By: Corey Sharp
The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians (GTB) is scheduled to open a temporary location for its new casino next week. It will be the tribe's third gambling facility in Michigan.
By: Corey Sharp
Not only did Pennsylvania online casinos set a new record in December, the vertical is absolutely shattering previous totals. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) reported that operators brought in $281.2 million in gross December revenue.
By: Corey Sharp
December was a good month for NFL bettors but a poor one for Pennsylvania sportsbooks, which have been experiencing considerable ups-and-downs since the beginning of this year’s football season. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) reported that sports betting operators produced $893.4 million in handle but only $47.5 million in revenue last month.
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