Pennsylvania players can participate in multi-state games beginning Monday, including with BetMGM and PA Borgata Online.

Pennsylvania officially joined the country’s online poker shared liquidity pool on Wednesday after Gov. Josh Shapiro ...

Governor Shapiro hopes to expand Pennsylvania's online poker market by joining five other states in the Multi-State Internet ...

Pennsylvania joined the Multi-State Internet Gaming Agreement, paving the way for Pennsylvania online poker players to compete against players in other states.

Pennsylvania will be the sixth state to join the MSIGA, allowing licensed online poker sites to pool players across state lines.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed an agreement to bring Pennsylvania into a shared multi-state gaming agreement for ...

Online Pennsylvania poker players will be able to participate in the multi-state games beginning on Monday, which will include BetMGM and PA Borgata Online.

Online poker players in Pennsylvania will be able to compete with players in other jurisdictions in the United States from ...

Governor Josh Shapiro said signing the multi-state internet gaming agreement supports thousands of Pennsylvanians, grows the economy, and brings more revenue to support schools, seniors, and small ...

Pennsylvania’s online gaming presence expanded this week with its acceptance into a multi-state poker market allowing Keystone State players to compete against others in Delaware, Michigan, New Jersey ...