– PASPA is repealed by the Supreme Court, and sports betting is technically legal in PA.– The Hollywood Casino at Penn National takes the first bet in the new world of PA sports betting.– The first mobile sportsbook in PA, SugarHouse, launches.– Meadows Casino will receive a DraftKings Sportsbook as soon as one can be built, with approval arriving from the government.– PA’s sportsbooks somehow managed to lose money on Super Bowl 54, losing more than $3 million on the big game.– PA SB 1117 is proposed, and it has a goal of reallocating some sports betting profits towards property tax relief.– FanDuel and DraftKings are both up and running in the online casino market, a rare gift from PA to its gamblers.– Barstool Sportsbook begins its soft launch period in PA.– BetRivers and the Pittsburgh Penguins announce plans to put a sportsbook inside the Penguins’ arena.– Barstool Sportsbook has become a dominant sportsbook in PA, taking in 7.2% of the market in its first month of operation.
Pennsylvania Sports Betting Timeline + History
