The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported that total revenue from all forms of gaming along with fantasy contests during November was $452,357,922, an increase of 4.59% over the year before.

A program to address esports injuries is being offered to health care workers. 

Gov. Tom Wolf signed into law Senate Bill 1237, extending for three years the State Horse Racing Commission’s authority for temporary regulations. The temporary regulations were previously published in Oct. 2019.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported Monday that the combined total revenue generated from all forms of gaming along with fantasy contests during August was $425.39 million, an increase of 4.24% compared to revenue generated in August 2021. 

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported that gaming took in $5,042,967,392 in revenue.  

First-quarter commercial gaming revenue surged 22.3% in Pennsylvania over last year and 52.6% from two years ago, as the nationwide total of $14.31 billion nearly set a quarterly record.

Revenue from all types of gaming across the state reached its highest level in a single month in March. 

Pennsylvania’s gaming and fantasy contests brought in over $393 million in revenue in January 2022, a 26% increase over January 2021. 

Legalized gaming in Pennsylvania had a record year in 2021, with the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reporting revenue increases in nearly every sector of the industry. 

Harrisburg Esports team the Susquehanna Soniqs plans to build a public-facing Esports center for events, competitions and teaching.