License details from the regulator's list
- State
- Pennsylvania
- Regulator
- Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
- License holder, as listed
- Mountainview Thoroughbred Racing Association, LLC d/b/a Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course
- Interactive gaming certificate
- The list shows no number
- Status
- On the regulator's list
- Websites on the list
- Register
- Licensed Interactive Gaming Certificateholders and Authorized Interactive Gaming websites, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board (document dated 4.30.26 in its file name)
- List date, as the regulator shows it
- April 30, 2026
- Read by us
One holder, five names
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board's list of licensed interactive gaming certificateholders and authorized websites gives this holder an interactive gaming certificate, with no certificate number shown. Under that holder the list shows five consumer brands: DraftKings, BetMGM, Fanatics, theScoreBet and Hollywood Casino. The copy we read on November 11, 2026 carries April 30, 2026 in its file name.
The list names separate operating companies inside the entry: Crown PA Gaming, Inc. d/b/a DraftKings, BetMGM, LLC d/b/a BetMGM, and PointsBet Pennsylvania LLC d/b/a Fanatics. The list is laid out as a flat run of rows rather than a nested table, so the grouping we show follows the order of the rows. To see which brand sits under which certificate, open the file and read the rows in order.
The websites the list shows
| Brand on the list | Website shown |
|---|---|
| DraftKings | casino.draftkings.com |
| BetMGM | casino.pa.betmgm.com |
| theScoreBet | sportsbook.thescore.bet |
| Hollywood Casino | www.hollywoodcasino.com |
| Fanatics | no address shown on the list |
Four addresses appear and Fanatics has none, so we give no domain for Fanatics and do not guess one. The Board's separate page of Pennsylvania interactive gaming operators, read on November 11, 2026, names DraftKings, BetMGM, Fanatics, theScoreBet and Hollywood Casino Online among the brands people can check, and it advises using the links on that page to confirm a site is regulated by the Board. All five brand names on our entry appear there.
For the Hollywood Casino brand itself the domain is hollywoodcasino.com. The other three domains the register records are draftkings.com, betmgm.com and thescore.bet.
Why one certificate carries several brands
A certificateholder in Pennsylvania is listed together with the sites it is authorized to run. In this entry the holder's name is the racetrack casino, while the consumer names are national brands with their own operating companies. The list does not explain the commercial arrangement, and we do not infer it. What the list does show is that a resident who uses one of the national brands will not find that brand's name as the holder, only as a site and brand beside it.
The list itself shows the difference. Under the holder's name it sets out the operating companies as their own entries: Crown PA Gaming, Inc., doing business as DraftKings, BetMGM, LLC, doing business as BetMGM, and PointsBet Pennsylvania LLC, doing business as Fanatics, with theScoreBet and Hollywood Casino as further entries. Each has its own website or app and its own start date.
Checking the entry yourself
- Open the Board's expanded gaming information and links page.
- Under the Interactive Gaming heading, open Licensed Interactive Gaming Certificate Holders and Operators.
- Search for the brand you use, then read the holder name and the website beside it.
- Compare the website with the address in your browser, including the part before the domain. The list shows casino.draftkings.com, not the bare brand domain.
- Check the date in the file name; a newer file may have replaced the one we read.
If the address differs from the list, or a brand is absent, the entry does not cover that site.
What the summaries below cover
The summaries under the license box concern the Hollywood Casino app and the Hollywood Casino brand only. The other four brands are separate consumer products with their own store listings and comments, and we do not mix them. They repeat what players and one comparison page wrote and say nothing about the certificate.
Frequently asked questions
Is DraftKings on Pennsylvania's list under this holder?
Yes. The list read on November 11, 2026 places DraftKings, with the site casino.draftkings.com, under Mountainview Thoroughbred Racing Association, LLC d/b/a Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course.
Who holds the certificate for BetMGM in Pennsylvania?
On the list, BetMGM follows the Mountainview block and its website is casino.pa.betmgm.com. The list names BetMGM, LLC d/b/a BetMGM as the operating company.
Why does Fanatics show no website?
The list shows no address for Fanatics, under the operating company PointsBet Pennsylvania LLC d/b/a Fanatics. The Board's operator page does name Fanatics as a brand.
What players say
Written reviews of the Hollywood Casino app are mixed. Some players call the casino legitimate and report a fast PayPal withdrawal, helpful support, a responsive app and daily rewards. Others write that deposits were not processed, that withdrawals were held, that identity documents were requested repeatedly and that replies were slow. One reviewer says a state gaming board helped recover funds.
The U.S. App Store listing, published by Score Media and Gaming Inc., shows 4.7 out of 5 from 19,729 ratings. Ratings and comments are single players' experiences and do not describe how every customer is treated.
Summarized from the public U.S. app store listing, November 2026.
What comparison sites say
One comparison page on the Hollywood Casino brand gives it a very high safety rating by its own method. It says it found no unfair rules in the terms and conditions, no relevant complaints and no major blacklist entry, and it names Penn Sports Interactive as the owner. Strengths it lists are a land-based casino behind the brand, phone support, a clean site design, a mobile app for iPhone and Android and several responsible gambling options. The page shows no player reviews of its own. Comparison sites are often paid by the operators they cover.
Summarized from one comparison page, November 2026. Operators often pay comparison sites.