The new group sent me to the gaming control board meeting in Pennsylvania

[jjgold]

It’s in Harrisburg a little bit of a pain in the ass


HARRISBURG, PA: The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (Board) today, in its first in-person public meeting since March 2020, approved actions related to the permitting of underage gambling at a casino and children left by parents unattended in vehicles in the parking lot of a casino.


In the first matter, the Board today approved a $10,000 fine against Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment, Inc., operator of Parx Casino in Bucks County for permitting an 18-year-old to enter the gaming floor and gamble on slot machines. The terms of the fine were included in a consent agreement between the agency’s Office of Enforcement Counsel and the license holder, then unanimously approved by the Board.

[Snowball]

hmm. I was gambling at the race track when 17.

[KVB]

hmm. I was gambling at the race track when 17.

Well, at least that means you weren't left unatteded in a vehicle in the parking lot.

So you had that going for you.

That's Gambling Privilege, and you had it growing up, be mindful of those less fortunate.

[Snowball]

Well, at least that means you weren't left unatteded in a vehicle in the parking lot.

So you had that going for you.

That's Gambling Privilege, and you had it growing up, be mindful of those less fortunate.

Yeah. Taking bets in home room too. Payouts in the boy's lav.

[Cougar Bait]

Yeah. Taking bets in home room too. Payouts in the boy's lav.

And, based on your poster handle, other things occurring in the boy's lav

[jjgold]

I am glad they are clamping down

Expect more clips from PA Meetings

[Fishhead]

Well, at least that means you weren't left unatteded in a vehicle in the parking lot.

So you had that going for you.

That's Gambling Privilege, and you had it growing up, be mindful of those less fortunate.

He's not

[Snowball]

And, based on your poster handle, other things occurring in the boy's lav

aww. leave my cat out of this.

[jjgold]

38 people were in audience

I think mainly local reporters