Rush Street Gaming operates both casinos and received its sports betting approval from the PGCB at the end of October. Once the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) is satisfied with both sportsbooks, they’ll be able to set permanent hours. The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review explains state gaming officials will be on hand at both sportsbooks during the initial launch phase to ensure everything runs smoothly. Rivers Casino Sportsbook and SugarHouse Sportsbook both announced this morning that they will be holding limited-hours test runs today and tomorrow, with the general public welcome to stop by to place real bets on a wide range of sports. Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh and SugarHouse Casino in Philadelphia both confirmed today the start of a test run of their sportsbooks to join the PA sports betting market.īoth casinos join Hollywood Casino, which opened its sportsbook last month, to bring the total number of Pennsylvania sportsbooks to three. Two more sportsbooks have opened today in Pennsylvania.
