Pa. House panel sets hearings on keeping casinos competitive
The Gaming Oversight Committee of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives has scheduled two public hearings on March 18 to consider ways to keep the state's casinos competitive.
The Gaming Oversight Committee of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives has scheduled two public hearings on March 18 to consider ways to keep the state's casinos competitive.
There will be a 9 a.m. hearing at Harrah's Philadelphia Casino in Chester and a 2 p.m. hearing at SugarHouse Casino in Philadelphia.
For April, the committee has three scheduled hearings: "Games of Skill vs. Games of Chance" on April 1; "Internet Gaming and Mobile Gaming" on April 16, and a session on Pennsylvania's casino-ownership restrictions on April 21.
State regulations limit companies to owning one casino outright, plus one-third of another. The April hearings will take place in Harrisburg.
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