Pennsylvania is the seventh state to officially begin accepting sports bets as well as the fourth country to start online sports betting.
There are now eight retail sportsbooks in Pennsylvania, including six in the Philadelphia sports betting market . There are three PA online gaming programs as well.
PA ONLINE SPORTS BETTING FINALLY UNDERWAY
After months of waiting and endless delays, there are finally online betting apps in Pennsylvania.
SugarHouse Sportsbook was the Pennsylvania sportsbook.
Next to go live was Parx Sportsbook on June 24, followed by Bet Rivers one day later on June 25. Both passed the testing stage and became fully operational on June 27.
Unlike the PA internet casino websites, the rollout of these apps isn’t simultaneous. Instead, operators may launch whenever each is ready to submit to PGCB and get testing underway. The expectation is that by soccer season there will be at least five or six programs for bettors to pick from.
Unfortunately, it looks like that there will not be a simple alternative for iPhone users. Apple program store is cracking down on app submissions. As a result, most US apps that are controlled are having trouble getting listed. Thus far, no PA programs have a successful iOS/iPhone alternative.
When an update to Apple program store guidelines rolled out on June 3 those problems got worse. The new guideline gives real-money online casino apps until Sept. 3 to completely convert the program to the native iOS platform.
Given that many online gambling programs are coded in HTML 5, the conversion process is difficult. It is going to likely have a year for casino programs to fully convert.
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