License details from the regulator's list
- State
- Pennsylvania
- Regulator
- Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
- License holder, as listed
- Mount Airy #1, LLC d/b/a Mount Airy Casino Resort
- Interactive gaming certificate
- The list shows no number
- Status
- On the regulator's list
- Website 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
A casino resort name on a poker brand's site
The name on the certificate does not match the brand. Mount Airy Casino Resort is a land-based property, and the company behind it, Mount Airy #1, LLC, is the legal holder. The brands the list shows for that holder are PokerStars Casino Games and PokerStars Poker, and the website it shows is www.pokerstarsmtairycasino.com, a domain that joins the two names. The list names a second company as the operator in this entry: TSG Interactive Services US Limited, doing business as The Stars Group.
Three parties therefore appear on one row. The certificateholder is the casino company, the operator is the company the list names as running the games, and the brands are what a player sees on screen. Questions about the license itself concern the holder, since the certificate is the holder's.
What the list says, field by field
- Holder: Mount Airy #1, LLC d/b/a Mount Airy Casino Resort
- Certificate: interactive gaming certificate, the term the list uses for every entry
- Certificate number: none shown on the list
- Brands: PokerStars Casino Games, PokerStars Poker
- Website: www.pokerstarsmtairycasino.com
- List document: file name dated 4.30.26, which we show as April 30, 2026
- Read by us: November 11, 2026
The document is the one the Board links from its expanded gaming page as the list of licensed interactive gaming certificateholders and authorized websites.
Two Board pages, one difference
The Board also keeps a shorter page of Pennsylvania interactive gaming operators. We read it on November 11, 2026. It names a long run of brands, including BetParx, Bet365, DraftKings and Mohegan PA, and it advises visitors to verify through the page's links that a site is regulated by the Board. It does not name PokerStars or Mount Airy.
That is a difference between two Board pages, and we cannot say from the pages alone why it exists. The dated list is the one that shows this holder, so the license box on this site follows the list. Industry trackers report that the PokerStars casino service in Pennsylvania has been folded into another operator's product. Those reports are trade press, not primary, and no Board document we read says so. A reader who wants a firm answer about whether the sites are still authorized should ask the Board directly, using the contact details on its site.
How to look the entry up
- Open the Board's expanded gaming information and links page.
- Under the Interactive Gaming heading, open Licensed Interactive Gaming Certificate Holders and Operators.
- Search the document for "Mount Airy" and for "PokerStars". Both lead to the same row.
- Read the holder name and the website beside it, then compare that address with the one in your browser.
- Note the date in the file name. A later document may replace the one we read, and an entry present in one version can be missing from the next.
Poker and casino are listed together
The list shows both PokerStars Casino Games and PokerStars Poker under this holder. A Pennsylvania entry that lists a poker brand belongs in the wider picture of states that license online poker, which the state hub for online poker below covers. The list itself does not explain what each brand offers, and neither does this register.
The operator's domain appears here as pokerstarsmtairycasino.com, taken from the list. It is shown for identification only.
What players write
The summaries under the license box repeat comments from players and one comparison page about the PokerStars Casino brand. They are written about the brand in general, not only its Pennsylvania site, and they say nothing about the certificate. A U.S. App Store listing for the brand was not found when we looked, which is why those comments come from a review page and not from store ratings.
Frequently asked questions
Is PokerStars on Pennsylvania's list?
Yes, in the April 30, 2026 document read on November 11, 2026. The list shows www.pokerstarsmtairycasino.com for Mount Airy #1, LLC d/b/a Mount Airy Casino Resort, with the brands PokerStars Casino Games and PokerStars Poker.
Who holds the Pennsylvania certificate for PokerStars?
The holder on the list is Mount Airy #1, LLC, doing business as Mount Airy Casino Resort. The same entry names TSG Interactive Services US Limited d/b/a The Stars Group as the operator.
Why does the Board's shorter operator page not show PokerStars?
The two pages serve different purposes and carry different content, and we do not know the reason. The dated certificateholder list is the entry that shows this holder.
What players say
Players on one review page praise fast withdrawals to e-wallets, a wide choice of slots and a live chat that answered quickly for some. Others write that the daily rewards are small, that the software is slow and dated, and that technical problems took long to resolve. Several comments describe an account blocked for identity checks after a deposit, and one says location checks stopped working for almost a year.
The review page shows 39 player reviews and labels the overall player feedback Good. The comments concern the PokerStars Casino brand in general, not only Pennsylvania, and a U.S. App Store listing for the brand was not found. They are single players' experiences.
Summarized from player comments on one open review page, November 2026.
What comparison sites say
One comparison page, written for the international PokerStars Casino brand rather than for Pennsylvania, gives the casino an above average safety rating. It calls the terms and conditions mostly fair with some unfair clauses, describes the casino as very large, and notes some unresolved complaints but no major blacklist entry. Strengths it lists are the brand's own poker platform, several currencies in one account and fast withdrawals according to players. A missing software provider filter is the drawback it names. Comparison sites are often paid by the operators they cover.
Summarized from one comparison page, November 2026. Operators often pay comparison sites.