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While online poker players in Pennsylvania get ready for the end of the PokerStars PA monopoly, those who are not afraid to step into a brick-and-mortar casino are finally able to enjoy some live poker action.

Four brick-and-mortar casinos in the Keystone State decided to re-open their doors to poker players after implementing a number of safety measures to limit the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.

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Poker is Back at the Rivers Casino Philadelphia

As announced on the casino's official Twitter account, the Rivers Casino Philadelphia restarted its operation on Oct. 23, offering a limited number of games in a COVID-safe environment.

'We're excited to welcome you back,' a note published on the Rivers Casino website states. 'We worked hard with the Philadelphia's Department of Health and Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board to make sure the poker room remains a safe place for guests and our team members.'

The new measures in place include limited seating per table and also placement of plexiglass partitions in some of the key areas in the poker room.

When it comes to masks, '[they] must be worn all the time,' River Casino indicates. 'Surveillance and security — along with all Rivers Casino Philadelphia personnel — will be monitoring continuously and enforcing full compliance.'

Also, 'hand sanitizer and disinfectant wipes dispensers have been placed throughout the room and at each table.'

For the time being, food consumption and smoking will not be allowed inside the poker room but will be permitted in a designated area 'near the valet entrance.'

Players interested in joining the live games at the Rivers Casino Philadelphia are invited to check availability via the Bravo Poker App and to call the casino to book a seat at the poker table in advance.

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Mohegan Sun Pocono 'Laser-Focused' to Prepare a Safe Reopen

The Rivers Casino is not the only establishment to offer live poker games in Pennsylvania right now. The Mohegan Sun Pocono also restarted their poker operations even earlier, on Oct. 16.

We're all-in on safely welcoming you back to our Poker Room tomorrow (10/16) at 12pm! 🤩 pic.twitter.com/t0glGSj2nd

— Mohegan Sun Pocono ☀ (@MSPocono) October 15, 2020

'Over the past few months Mohegan Sun Pocono has been laser-focused on preparing our property for a safe reopen,' said Anthony Carlucci, President & General Manager of MSP.

'With the guidance of industry experts, regulatory agencies, and in closely mirroring the comprehensive protocols put in place by Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment's (MGE) flagship property in Connecticut, we feel we are well-prepared for our doors to open and can't wait to welcome guests to a clean, safe and fun environment.'

The list of measures adopted by the Mohegan Sun Pocono to limit the risks of exposure to the COVID-19 virus include mandatory use of face masks, temperature check performed at the entrance, and the installation of plexiglass panels in all transactional locations.

'We will be using plastic poker cards that will be replaced every six hours, and used poker cards will be re-inspected and sanitized by our security team each gaming day,' a casino representative explained on Twitter.

'We will also have hand sanitizer available and recommend it being used before and after playing.'

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The Mount Airy and the Meadows are Back in Business

The Mount Airy Casino is also back in business, although in a limited capacity. The casino's poker rooms offer seven-handed games and adopted measures that include the mandatory use of face masks and plexiglass dividers placed on each table.

Likewise, the Meadows Poker Room located just outside Philadelphia is back with 14 tables — all dedicated to cash games.

'While the amenities our customers have come to know and love may be somewhat limited [...], the ability to safely welcome back our team members and guests remain our top priority,' the Meadows explains in a note.

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'With this in mind, we have been working closely with the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, state and local leaders, and public health officials to finalize comprehensive reopening protocols and new health and safety precautions.

'Our returning team members will be trained on these procedures and our guests will see reminder signage about them throughout the property.'

The new protocols include measures such as mandatory face masks, a ban on smoking inside the casino premises, and the use of a special 'fog machine' to sanitize and disinfect the entire property every night.

For the time being, the Meadows Casino plans to operate at 50 percent capacity and not to run any poker tournaments.

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888Poker and WSOP.com Coming Soon to PA

Things are changing in Pennsylvania also on the online side of the poker industry, as recent developments suggest that the end of the PokerStars PA monopoly could be very near.

Earlier this month, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board approved the application submitted by 888, opening the door to two new PA online poker sites.

Mostly known for their 888poker site, the Israel-based gaming company 888Holdings operates in the United States also as a business-to-business (B2B) entity, with its software powering the WSOP.com poker client.

Following the regulatory approval and the fact that also the owner of WSOP.com - Caesars Interactive Entertainment - holds a Pennsylvania license, we can now expect both brands to enter the market and begin to offer online poker games soon.

This would put an end to the monopoly that PokerStars PA has enjoyed since their launch back in November 2019.

_{Lead image courtesy of the Mohegan Sun - Pocono. Twitter.}

After a soft launch last week, PokerStars is now live in the state of New Jersey.

Amaya Gaming, PokerStars’ parent company, said Monday that it received “technical approval” from the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement to go ahead with the full launch of PokerStars NJ. Amaya received a gaming license for PokerStars last fall.

“We could not be more proud to bring PokerStars to New Jersey,” said David Baazov, Chairman and CEO of Amaya, which bought PokerStars in 2014 for $4.9 billion. “Working with our partner, Resorts Casino Hotel, we look forward to providing the most exciting, innovative and secure gaming experience to New Jersey.”

In addition to its core product, PokerStars is running casino games such as blackjack, roulette, baccarat and slots. All the games are only available to those physically located within Garden State borders. You also must be at least 21 years of age.

In order to offer online poker in New Jersey, PokerStars had to partner with an existing brick-and-mortar casino operator. There are eight casinos in Atlantic City after four closed in 2014. After failing to purchase an Atlantic City casino years ago, PokerStars eventually partnered with Resorts. Last month, the casino generated $1.3 million in online gambling revenue.

“This is a great day for online gaming, for state players and residents and for Atlantic City,” said Morris Bailey, owner of Resorts Casino Hotel. “Resorts has worked diligently to build a home for globally renowned brands in New Jersey and, with the addition of PokerStars, is proud to introduce yet another respected partner.”

The PokerStars launch comes just days after the Garden State legislature approved a plan to have a November referendum on whether to end Atlantic City’s casino monopoly. Many are saying that casinos in north Jersey could deal another blow to Atlantic City, resulting in additional brick-and-mortar closings. Atlantic City gaming win has been cut in half over the past decade.

PokerStars controls nearly 70 percent of the worldwide online poker market thanks to roughly 100 million registered players. For now, New Jersey’s online poker market is ring-fenced, which means that New Jersey players can only compete against other New Jersey players. That could change if the state decides to compact with another jurisdiction that licenses and taxes online poker.

As of Monday morning, PokerStars already had 24-hour peak ring-game traffic of 304 players, according to PokerScout. That was more than Borgata/Party, but less than the 360 recently seen by WSOP/888. New Jersey launched online poker in late 2013.

The launch of PokerStars comes at a time when New Jersey online casinos just saw their collective revenue increase by more than 40 percent year-over-year in February.