By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court ruled in June that skill-game machines constituted illegal slots, reported by CasinoBeats. The court granted a 120-day enforcement pause to allow lawmakers to consider regulation under the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.
The ruling puts businesses hosting skill-game machines at risk of losing the revenue those devices generate.
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MGM's late licensing application drew a $50,250 penalty, while CountR agreed a $50,000 settlement over licensing violations.
The agreements impose payments on MGM Resorts International and CountR for licensing breaches in Pennsylvania.
MGM’s $50,250 penalty highlights the financial consequences of a late principal licensing application.
The renewal confirms Live! Casino Pittsburgh can continue operating under its renewed licence, while the exclusions bar the five people from casino gaming in Pennsylvania.
BetMGM’s revenue and adjusted EBITDA increased as the operator maintained expectations for the lower end of annual guidance.
BetMGM and MGM Resorts’ funding supports gambling research, state councils, the 1-800-GAMBLER helpline and the Evive Foundation.