Lubert and his company have revealed the operation of the proposed casino to be overseen by entertainment company Bally’s Corporation, which will seek to open with the maximum-allowed 750 slot machines and 30 table games, along with “quick-serve food and beverage outlets,” a retail room for sports wagering, and a stage for live entertainment.

The category of license allows a casino entity to operate between 300 to 750 slot machines, with room for the entity to petition for up to 30 table games at the time of opening, and ten additional after one year of operation.įinancially, the Board determined that the casino would cost nearly $135 million to construct and require an opening staff of about 350. The decision came more than two years after SC Gaming owner Ira Lubert won a bid for $10,100,101 on a Category 4 license and the right to locate a casino within PA. The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (PGCB) voted unanimously January 25 to approve a location request under a Category 4 slot operator license from SC Gaming OpCo, paving the way for the construction of a proposed casino in College Township. Pauline Alterio, Social Media and Website Manager

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