Pennsylvania: Next up for online gaming?

19 Jun 2015

HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania -- A Senate panel heard testimony this week on online gaming proposals, the Post-Gazette reported.

There is strong interest in regulating online gaming in Pennsylvania, the report said.

It would still be a year before online gambling could commence, if the proposal were approved, and there's some work to be done in the process first, the Post-Gazette noted.

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	Pennsylvania: Next up for online gaming? 19 Jun 2015 HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania -- A Senate panel heard testimony this week on online gaming proposals, the Post-Gazette reported. There is strong interest in regulating online gaming in Pennsylvania, the report said. It would still be a year before online gambling could commence, if the proposal were approved, and there's some work to be done in the process first, the Post-Gazette noted.

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