Pennsylvania gaming regulators recently said that the state should officially be joining the country’s online poker shared liquidity market in April. Adding the Keystone State to the Multi-State ...

Casinos in Pennsylvania are hotter than the July sun. Just three months ago, Pennsylvania took a big step forward in online gaming. The Keystone State became the sixth to join the Multi-State Internet ...

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro signed a multi-state internet gaming agreement, expanding online gaming for the 150,000 online poker players across the commonwealth.Online poker players will be able to ...

On April 23, Pennsylvania became the latest state to join the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA), as announced by Gov. Josh Shapiro. This is good news for the state's online poker market ...

The Keystone State is taking its online poker offerings to the next level. Pennsylvania is now the sixth member of the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA), taking a significant step in the ...

The slow-growing regulated U.S. online poker market could be seeing even more shared liquidity in the new year. Pennsylvania has officially been asked to join the country’s Multi-State Internet Gaming ...

Pennsylvania’s estimated 150,000 online poker players will now have more options starting Monday under an agreement signed by Gov. Josh Shapiro. On Wednesday, Pennsylvania became the sixth member of ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Governor Shapiro has signed the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA), bringing Pennsylvania into the shared online poker market. Pennsylvania joins New Jersey, Nevada, ...

Governor Josh Shapiro signed an agreement at the end of April that finally includes Pennsylvania as a member of the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement (MSIGA) for online poker. This means that ...