Pennsylvania gaming board corrects Bally’s executive licence filing
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board said it had wrongly listed Bally’s executive Elia Trowbridge as seeking a principal licence for the State College casino project. Trowbridge applied instead for an interactive gaming licence with Bally’s, the board said; Bally’s left the casino development group last September.
The correction distinguishes Bally’s online-gaming application from licensing for the State College casino project.