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PGCB adds 19 people to Pennsylvania exclusion lists

Enforcement & compliance

Pennsylvania’s Gaming Control Board (PGCB) added 19 people to its involuntary exclusion lists, the Board said. The restrictions bar listed individuals from gambling at Pennsylvania casinos, regulated online betting sites and video gaming terminal locations; 1,363 people are now on the lists. The Board also approved a separate $10,000 fine over past-posted sports wagers.

Operators must prevent excluded individuals from gambling across Pennsylvania’s casinos, online betting sites and video gaming terminals.

Earlier fines and penalties by PGCB

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Churchill DownsUSD 81,575Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board fines Presque Isle operator $81,575Not stated
BetMGM, Rush Street GamingUSD 260,905Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board fines BetMGM $260,905 over self-exclusion failuresNot stated

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Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board bars 11 people from gambling

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board said on 19 August 2026 that it added 11 people to its involuntary exclusion lists. Two faced exclusion after leaving children unattended at casino properties, while another was found with counterfeit $50 bills, some used at table games. The board said the lists now contain 1,499 people.

On 19 August 2026 the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board announced that 11 people had been added to its Involuntary Exclusion Lists. Once listed, a person may not gamble in a Pennsylvania casino, on an online betting site overseen by the Board, or at a location with Video Gaming Terminals.

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