Pennsylvania officially becomes 4th state to legalize online gambling.
Earlier today, AP Reporter Marc Levy twitted that Governor Wolf has signed H 271 bill. A bill which legalizes online gambling within the borders of Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania officially becomes 4th state to legalize online gambling.
Earlier today, AP Reporter Marc Levy twitted that Governor Wolf has signed H 271 bill. A bill which legalizes online gambling within the borders of Pennsylvania.
Within a week Pennsylvania legislators passed a bill that has been going around the circles of Pennsylvania legislative chambers for the last 4 years. Earlier, last week, PA House of Representative passed H 271 bill following PA Senate passing the bill as well.
Pennsylvania is a 4th state in the country to officially legalize online gambling following, Nevada, New Jersey and Delaware.
The bill, is considered to be a huge expansion to PA gambling industry. While there is criticism from many PA Senators, the new legislature is supposed to bring in approximately $100 million to the state budget when selling online gambling license fees and even more from taxing online gambling profits.
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Pennsylvania officially becomes 4th state to legalize online gambling.
Earlier today, AP Reporter Marc Levy twitted that Governor Wolf has signed H 271 bill. A bill which legalizes online gambling within the borders of Pennsylvania.
Earlier this week, Pennsylvania Senate and House of Representative passed H 271 bill which is set to legalize online gambling within the state borders. We are keen to set things straight and figure out what is the future of online gambling in Pennsylvania.
Until Wednesday, Oct 25th online gambling was illegal in Pennsylvania. However, a bill that legalized online gambling and online poker was passed by Pennsylvania Senate on Wednesday and passed by Pennsylvania House on Thursday. Many consider this to bthe biggestst gambling expansion since the state legalized land based gambling a decade ago.
