License details from the regulator's list
- State
- Pennsylvania
- Regulator
- Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
- License holder, as listed
- Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment, Inc. d/b/a Parx Casino
- 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
The entry in one view
| Item | What the Board's list shows |
|---|---|
| Holder | Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment, Inc. d/b/a Parx Casino |
| Certificate | Interactive gaming certificate |
| Certificate number | None shown on the list |
| Brand | betParx Casino |
| Authorized website | pa.betparx.com |
| List document | File name dated 4.30.26, April 30, 2026 |
| Read by us | November 11, 2026 |
The list is a document the Board links from its expanded gaming page, and it is the Board's current list of certificateholders and their authorized websites. Our license box above this text draws on the same file.
Why the names differ
The certificate carries the name of the land-based casino, Parx Casino. The legal entity on the certificate is Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment, Inc., and the online brand is betParx. The list puts all three on one row, so the holder's name is easiest to find by searching the document for "Parx" and reading the whole row.
The Board's page of interactive gaming operators, read on November 11, 2026, names BetParx among the brands people can check, with the same advice it gives for every brand: use the links on that page to confirm the site is regulated by the Board, and look for the Board's logo.
The U.S. App Store lists a betPARX PA app whose seller is Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment, Inc., the same company the list names as holder. Comparing the store seller with the certificateholder is one more check a resident can make without relying on a logo.
One certificate, one state
The certificate on this entry covers Pennsylvania. Industry trackers report that betParx also runs online casino products in New Jersey and, under a different brand name, in Michigan. That is trade press, not a primary source, and we do not treat it as part of this entry. The register on this site shows only the Pennsylvania list for this holder. A resident of another state should check that state's regulator list, because the Pennsylvania entry does not carry over. The App Store likewise carries separate betPARX listings for Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Checking it yourself
- Go to the Board's expanded gaming information and links page.
- Open Licensed Interactive Gaming Certificate Holders and Operators, under the Interactive Gaming heading.
- Search the document for "Parx".
- Read the holder name, then the website beside it. It should be pa.betparx.com.
- Compare that with the address in your browser. If the site you are on uses another address, it is not the one on this entry.
The Board also keeps a patron complaint form on its site. Its steps say the complaint is filed with the licensed operator first, and that the ticket or complaint number the operator issues is required to complete the Board's form.
What the license entry does not say
The list says nothing about service, payout speed or app quality. Player comments and comparison pages touch on those topics, and the two summaries below the license box repeat what they say without checking it. On store ratings for the betParx app, the Android listing for Pennsylvania shows far more ratings than the iPhone listing does, which has none, so the picture differs by store.
The operator's own site appears here only as betparx.com, the domain the register records for the brand. Nothing on the list or on this site is an invitation to use it.
Frequently asked questions
Is betParx on Pennsylvania's list?
Yes. The Board's list read on November 11, 2026 shows pa.betparx.com as the authorized website of Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment, Inc. d/b/a Parx Casino.
Who holds the certificate for betParx Casino?
The holder on the list is Greenwood Gaming and Entertainment, Inc., doing business as Parx Casino.
Does the Pennsylvania entry cover betParx in other states?
No. Each state keeps its own list, and this entry shows the Pennsylvania certificate only.
What players say
Comments on the Android listing for the Pennsylvania app are mostly critical. Many players write that early play went well and later results were poor, that offers dried up, and that outcomes feel tight. Others describe slow logins, repeated reconnecting, a win that was not credited after an error, and slow withdrawals tied to the way a first deposit was made. One player visiting the state says deposited funds could not be used because the bank was outside Pennsylvania.
The Android listing shows 2.9 out of 5 from about 2,700 ratings. The iPhone listing for the Pennsylvania app shows no ratings, and the New Jersey iPhone listing shows 2.5 from 11. These are single players' experiences.
Summarized from the public Google Play listing, November 2026; the U.S. App Store listing for this app has no ratings.
What comparison sites say
One comparison page describes betPARX as the online arm of the Bensalem casino and calls it a dependable, homegrown operator. Strengths it lists are the land-based backing, exclusive games, a single account shared with the sportsbook, several banking methods and in-person cash services at the casino cage. Drawbacks it names are a game library smaller than those of the larger operators, support hours that stop at midnight Eastern time, and availability in only three states, with a different brand name in Michigan. The page gives the brand a high overall rating. Comparison sites are often paid by the operators they cover.
Summarized from one comparison page, November 2026. Operators often pay comparison sites.