Pennsylvania gambling exclusions top 30,000 amid record revenue
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Pennsylvania self-exclusions rose 18% in the latest fiscal year , with more than 30,000 people now voluntarily excluded from one or more forms of gambling, according to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board . The increase extends a rise that has continued since the state’s first online casino opened in 2019, putting player-protection demand alongside a market that has reached record revenue. The figures add weight to a widening debate over whether safeguards are keeping pace with the growth of online gambling.
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