Many US States on Cusp of Legalizing Online Gambling

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Pennsylvania has finally passed a bill to legalize online casinos today. The bill has now gone to the Governor to sign.

The new bill will allow satellite casinos, airport gaming lounges, online gambling, gaming terminals in truck stops and sport betting.

Which state will be next?

It's official! The Pennsylvania Governor has officially approved and signed the gambling bill. The bill comes into effect in 60 days.

On the one hand, as a player, I'm happy to see regulated online gaming proliferating in the USA. The addition of Pennsylvania will literally double the amount of US citizens with access to online poker. Should PA get their **** together and combine player pools with NJ, DE, and NV, then that could definitely spark more action in other states.

On the other hand, if PA has a **** poor implementation like other states have done upon launch (here's looking at you New Jersey), then they won't inspire much confidence. Remember how far off the mark New Jersey's estimates of gaming revenue were (and still are?).

As an affiliate in the offshore brands, this is bad news. Oh well, knew it was going to happen eventually. I still say we're well over a decade away from large scale adoption.

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I still say we're well over a decade away from large scale adoption.

I doubt that very much. Once California jumps in, it's game over, all bets are off, and that alone is "large scale adoption." I doubt California is not going to take Pennsylvania's move lying down and suspect they will probably make a renewed effort to get beyond their gridlock.

And maybe my shares of Zynga will shoot up so I can get rid of it.

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still dont believe