Pennsylvania is the seventh largest state to officially start accepting sports bets as well as the fourth state to launch online sports gambling.
There are currently eight retail sportsbooks in Pennsylvania, including six in the Philadelphia sports gambling market alone. There are also three PA online betting apps as well, with more expected to roll out in time for football season.
PA ONLINE SPORTS BETTING FINALLY UNDERWAY
After months of waiting and endless flaws, there are finally betting apps in Pennsylvania.
SugarHouse Sportsbook was the first Pennsylvania sportsbook.
Next to go live was Parx Sportsbook on June 24, followed by Bet Rivers one day after on June 25. Both passed the testing phase and became fully operational on June 27.
Contrary to the PA online casino websites, that the rollout of the apps is not simultaneous. Instead, operators may start whenever each is ready to submit to PGCB and receive testing underway. The expectation is that by football season there will be at least five or six programs for bettors to choose from.
It looks like, at least now, that there isn’t going to be a simple solution for iPhone users. Apple program shop is breaking down on program admissions. As a result US programs that are regulated are having difficulty getting listed. So far, no PA programs have a successful iOS/iPhone solution.
When an update to Apple app shop guidelines rolled out on June 3, those issues got worse. The brand new rule gives real-money online casino programs until Sept. 3 to fully 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 will likely take a year for casino apps to fully convert.
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