Pennsylvania is currently moving forward with its plans to regulate online gambling so that residents can play their favourite casino games on the web. While everything has been moving along quite smoothly, casinos have encountered their first hurdle – online gambling will be available to players everywhere except when they’re inside casinos. A Strange Concession The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) has issued a statement that says a system will be put in place that blocks players from entering and playing at licensed online casinos if they are outside the state. The system will use GPS and IP address identification… Read More
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PlayAGS Granted Pennsylvania Gambling License
This week, PlayAGS has been granted a license by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. The company now has the approval necessary to offer its slots and table games at the dozen casinos located across Pennsylvania. A Huge Move With its new license, PlayAGS will be permitted to launch its games at the 12 casinos across Pennsylvania. With some of the most popular slots in the land-based gaming market, PlayAGS will present players at PA casinos with a wider range of high-quality games that offer them the chance to win generous prizes. It is expected that PlayAGS will roll out its… Read More
Las Vegas Knights Sign Sponsorship Deal With PlayAGS
Sportsbetting has only recently become legal in America, and the Vegas Golden Knights had already signed two sponsorship agreements. Last week, the team partnered up with William Hill as its official partner, and now they have announced that they are working together with gaming machine supplier PlayAGS. Play of the Game PlayAGS and the Vegas Golden Knights will be working together on a new Play of the Game feature that will be integrated into the team’s home stadium, the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. This is a videoboard sponsored by AGS that will replay and highlight important moments from all… Read More
NetEnt Applies for Pennsylvania Online Gambling License
NetEnt has recently applied for an online gambling license in Pennsylvania, the latest state to legalize online casino games. The application with the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) for a supplier license places NetEnt further ahead of the competition, and prepares the operator to the launhch date of online gambling in Pennsylvania. NetEnt Touring America NetEnt already operates in New Jersey, the second state to legalize online gambling. The company has provided its games to the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and Ocean Resort, offering players the chance to play its best slots. With experience in the American market already,… Read More