Once users from the Keystone state access the website, they will be automatically directed to Pa. SugarHouseCasino already has a sportsbook up and running in New Jersey and the same website will be used for the Pennsylvania market. The final tests will be completed on 30 May and if the regulator is satisfied, it will give them the green light to proceed with an official launch on 31 May. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) which is the gaming regulator in the state is conducting a number of stringent tests on the SugarHouse sports betting platform to check and see if everything is in order. They will soon become the first gambling establishment in the Keystone state to launch internet betting services. They will now finally be able to do so as SugarHouse Casino in Philadelphia have announced the launch of online betting services from this week.

Pennsylvanians have waited for a long time to be able to place their sports bets online.