Best 6 Pennsylvania Online Poker Sites 2024

Everygame Poker is a global poker room and the most popular operator on the Horizon Poker Network offering around the clock poker action!  There are many reasons for its popularity and perfect reputation but a few of the most important ones are the software, deposit and withdrawal times and its excellent 24/7 customer support. Everygame is regulated in Curacao, Netherlands Antilles and it’s gaining a foothold in the PA Online Poker community fast.

Everygame has an amazing range of special offers and events for its customers, lucrative bonus offers, a great loyalty program as well as creative game- and tournament structures to suit every taste.

Everygame also offers regular prize packages to the world’s top professional tournaments, for example the World Series of Poker and/or the European Poker Tour.

Everygame Poker makes sure their players always have the aces in their hands!

Harrah’s Philadelphia is among the top contenders for a spot in the Pennsylvania online market. Given its run in the land-based market, there’s no doubt that it will have an immediate impact on the market.

The Philadelphia-based casino is a subsidiary of the Nevada based gaming, hotel, and casino giant, Caesars Entertainment. The same proprietor is behind Nevada and New Jersey’s WSOP online poker sites and is also accredited with the production of the famous World Series of Poker (WSOP). Thus, we are not jumping the gun by giving it the top spot in Pennsylvania as well.

So, what platform will Harrah’s Philadelphia deliver the online poker? Your guess is as good as mine, 888Poker! As to whether it will unleash 888Poker or WSOP, or introduce a new online brand altogether is something we can only wait to see. Caesars Ent. has worked with 888Poker in both Nevada and New Jersey. What we, however, know is that the site is expected to run under Harrah’s Philadelphia license.

It will be even more interesting if Pennsylvania changes tack on its ring-fenced laws to allow PA online poker sites to share liquidity with poker sites in other states such as New Jersey, Delaware, and Nevada.  If and when that happens, Harrah’s will have a headstart as its siblings are already in operation in those other states.

Upper Merion Township-based Valley Forge Casino has shown all signs that it is joining the online poker space. The casino spent approximately $10 million for Pennsylvania online casino license, and it is currently working with GVC holdings to deliver its online poker site.

The site or the app is not out there yet, but going by this strategic partnership, the closest we need to look at is PartyPoker to know precisely what to expect.  The Montgomery County outfit can equally come up with a site similar to New Jersey’s BorgataPoker, which is another partner of GVC.

We have thoroughly reviewed American looking online poker sites related to the British Gambling conglomerate, and a few features are almost constant. First, they come ID and geolocation tools, which ensures only players aged at least 21 years old and who are within a specified geographical area access real money poker. Also, customer support is likely to be available through email and live chat. But we also expect a self-exclude feature, something common in its EU-market, to help to curb compulsive gambling among Americans.

Hollywood Casino, owned by Penn National Gaming,  is planning to integrate online poker to its already existing online casino platform. The casino holds a license that includes all three categories of interactive games—table games, slots, and online poker.

The inclusion of poker will continue Hollywood Casino’s foray into the PA online gambling world. It already holds the title of the first Pennsylvanian sports betting company, after it became the first company to accept a sports bet in the state. It’s already available in the Apple App Store, also a first one for PA sites.

A forward-thinking approach, perhaps as a way to recoup its relatively poor revenues, it is working on an online poker app in collaboration with IGT. The site is expected to bring the best of poker from the world’s leading game developer IGT  and Swedish giant NetEnt.

As usual, we expect Hollywood to replicate the bonuses and promotions on its casino wing in the poker site.

SugarHouse Casino, like the aforementioned sites, already has PGCB’s approval to offer online gambling services, among them online poker.

The casino has performed exceptionally well in sports betting, where it is arguably the state’s number one bookie. While we expect it to transfer this success to its eminent online poker wing, its lack of poker-oriented partner seems to work against this belief. The company appears to be more focused on pushing its sports betting brand than poker.

All the same, it’s no longer a question of “if” Sugar House launches online poker in PA, but rather “when” will it do it. This is according to Rush Interactive, the casino’s parent company.

Parx Casino, best known for its thoroughbred horse racing events, was expected to launch its online poker by mid-year but failed. It is not clear why, but online poker in Pennsylvania is not new to this. As you already know, PokerStars is the only poker site that has launched its online activity so far.

Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment, Inc., the parent company of Parx, has the license to offer casino, poker, and sports betting in the virtual world. Its sportsbook and casino are officially running, which could only mean poker is just around the corner.

Its successful transition into the online sphere has been helped by strategic partnerships, i.e., Kambi for its sports betting wing and GAN Inc. for its casino. GAN is an award-winning developer and supplier of enterprise-level online gaming software such as PokerBet and Poker Dice.

So, just like its rivals, we expect Parx online Poker in PA to borrow its casino features, which we include as its expected benefits.