SectorWire
SearchRegister
MenuClose

PGCB fines Pennsylvania casino operators $22,000 for regulatory violations

Enforcement & compliance

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board approved three consent agreements on 22 October and fined Stadium Casino RE and Mountainview Thoroughbred Racing Association a combined $22,000. Stadium Casino RE received a $12,000 fine over use of a compromised deck, while Mountainview was fined $10,000 for allowing a person on the state exclusion list to gamble.

The fines identify compliance risks involving game integrity and exclusion-list controls at Pennsylvania casinos.

Earlier fines and penalties by PGCB

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Not namedNot statedPennsylvania Gaming Control Board excludes 15 people from gamblingNot stated
Not namedNot statedPennsylvania Gaming Control Board excludes four parents over children left unattendedNot stated
Not namedNot statedPennsylvania Gaming Control Board sends cease-and-desist letters to 18 sweepstakes operatorsNot stated
Washington Trotting Association, Sports Information ServicesUSD 10,000PGCB adds 19 people to Pennsylvania exclusion listsNot stated
Churchill DownsUSD 81,575Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board fines Presque Isle operator $81,575Not stated

Connections

Request a correction

Flag an issue

Keep reading

Enforcement & compliance

PGCB approves MGM Resorts International fine of $50,250

PGCB said it approved two consent agreements on 23 September 2026, including a $50,250 fine against MGM Resorts International for submitting a Principal Licensing application late. CountR GmbH agreed to pay $50,000 to settle unpaid licensing fees following an unapproved ownership change and failure to pay required fees. PGCB also added 10 people to its involuntary exclusion lists.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) approved two consent agreements at its public monthly meeting on 23 September 2026, according to a PGCB press release. One agreement imposes a $50,250 fine on MGM Resorts International for failing to file a Principal Licensing application on time. The other concerns CountR GmbH, which the PGCB said made an unapproved change of control of its licence and failed to pay required licensing fees.

Continue reading