Every place I have been to in Pennsylvania and Mountaineer in West Virginia does this I'm pretty sure. For instance, the Live casino in Greensburg (east of Pittsburgh) is considered a "restricted area" for using DraftKings because they have a Fanduel sportsbook in their casino. Mountaineer has Caesar's and you can't use MGM there, at least you couldn't last time I was there.
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i was able to use different books while in AC in May and 3 weeks ago when I was down thereComment -
I figured this was probably rinky dink stuff. In vegas in the summer I was at a casino and played a poker tournament on wsop.com while I was in a live tournament. When I was in DC, you couldn't use the books on federal land.Comment -
Too much bullshit with these booksComment -
Besides the location crap that always has to reset the sites are slow and unresponsive sometimes too except for Fanduel. DK crashes on me as well. Gets very annoying. Offshore books work a lot smoother on the phone overall.Comment -
It is a Pennsylvania gaming regulation that no online gaming can take place in an actual casino. It’s been like that way for years. I’m not sure the reasoning behind it but that’s what it is. So when you walk within about 50 feet of the entrance your app will not work. The location detector has gotten quite good in the past year. Usually if you just walk out to the parking lot the apps will work.Comment -
PA got hit with higest tax rate for sports betting PA is COMMONWEALTH state
each local casino have only 1 book fan duel draft kings mostly
either place bets with live agent or use the kiosk and do your own
hoping allstates will have legal sports betting in 5 yearsComment
