Greentube launched games on Rush Street Interactive’s BetRivers platform in Pennsylvania, extending the companies’ existing partnership. The initial release includes several titles, while Diamond Cash Mighty Elephant is due to launch exclusively on BetRivers a week after launch; another title is pending certification.
The launch expands Greentube’s distribution and BetRivers’ game offering in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania lawmakers and industry groups sought to extend a court pause due to expire on 13 October. Their petitions seek more time before authorities can seize skill game machines. Governor Josh Shapiro supports a 52% tax, while state Treasurer Stacy Garrity proposes a $500 monthly charge for each machine.
Pennsylvania lawmakers and industry groups have asked the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to extend a pause that was due to expire on 13 October, according to a report. The petitions seek more time before authorities can seize skill game machines. The court imposed a 120-day pause after ruling on 15 June that skill games fall under the state's Gaming Act and Crimes Code, meaning operators must be licensed by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.
Reportedly, Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering HB 2801, which would prohibit sweepstakes casinos and regulate skill game machines. Representative Russ Diamond introduced the bill, which reached the House Gaming Oversight Committee on 24 September. The proposal also addresses gaming taxes and revenue distribution; no hearing or vote had been scheduled.
House Bill 2801, sponsored by Representative Russ Diamond, was sent to the House Gaming Oversight Committee on 24 September. The General Assembly's most recent recorded action shows the proposal still in committee, with neither a hearing nor a vote arranged. The measure would ban sweepstakes casinos and set up rules and taxes for skill game machines.
Pennsylvania Republican representative Russ Diamond said he is preparing legislation to permit skill-game machines at qualifying venues, ahead of a 13 October deadline set by the state Supreme Court. His proposal would allow up to five machines per venue, tax their revenue at 20% and reduce the tax rate on casino slots and online casino games to 49.9%.
Pennsylvania Representative Russ Diamond proposed legislation to regulate and tax skill games before a court-imposed deadline makes the machines illegal on 13 October. His proposal sets a 20% tax, allows up to five machines at specified venues and would reduce the tax rate on casino slots and online casino games to 49.9%.
Pennsylvania Republican Rep. Russ Diamond is preparing legislation to regulate skill game machines before the state Supreme Court’s 13 October deadline. His proposal would allow up to five machines at specified venues, tax skill game revenue at 20% and direct some gaming revenue to property tax relief and other programmes.