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PulseRecent changes · October 2026
- USInterim final rule · 91 FR 65969CFTC: “swap” redefined to exclude casino-style gambling productsComments due Nov 18
- NVRegulator notice · Notice 2026-56Revised Minimum Internal Control Standards adoptedTakes effect Dec 1
- COFinal rule · 1 CCR 207-2Sports Betting Regulations amendedTakes effect Nov 14
- NJAnnouncement · N.J. Attorney GeneralFirst mandatory data-driven responsible gaming requirementsNew
- PAEnforcement · PGCBGaming Control Board approves two consent agreementsNew
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58 Pa. Code § 813a.2(b) Pennsylvania · iGaming
Co-brand every Pennsylvania-directed interactive gaming ad with the certificate holder's and the operator's names or logos, in equal size and quality.
All interactive gaming advertisements exclusively directed to residents of this Commonwealth shall be co-branded, clearly and prominently displaying the name or logo, or both of the interactive gaming certificate holder and interactive gaming operator in equal size and quality
In force since Aug 28, 2021Open the source
What must a Pennsylvania iGaming ad show when it's aimed only at Pennsylvania residents?
Both the certificate holder's and the operator's names or logos, clearly and prominently, in equal size and quality. This applies across TV, radio, direct mail, email, text, in-state billboards and Pennsylvania print and online editions.
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Co-branding 58 Pa. Code § 813a.2(b)
The operator's logo is shown; the certificate holder isn't named.
Fix: add the certificate holder's name or logo at equal size.
Check
Matches the terms 58 Pa. Code § 813a.2(c)(3)
The bonus amount should be compared with the posted promotion terms.
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Indecent or offensive content 58 Pa. Code § 813a.2(c)(1)
Nothing indecent or offensive in the image or copy.
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