Under the restrictions that will go into effect on Friday, indoor parties and dining will be nixed fitness centers, museums and libraries will be closed and eating and drinking will not be allowed at outdoor gatherings. The restrictions roll the city back to prohibitions that were put in place during the spring COVID-19 surge. Philadelphia announced new coronavirus restrictions on Monday that aim to combat a lack of mask wearing and social distancing indoors at public spaces, restaurants, gyms and inside private homes. Early childhood education and childcare can continue to operate in-person with strict safety protocols.Outdoor gatherings will have new people limits and food and drink will not be allowed.The restrictions are set to last for six weeks. Philadelphia will cease indoor dining, close gyms and museums and restrict indoor gatherings inside homes starting Friday, Nov.The casino winnings came from 16 casinos, including four new mini-casinos authorized under a 2017 law, as well as fantasy sports operators and truck stops. The previous high for gaming revenue and tax revenue in a fiscal year was during 2020-2021 with $3.87 billion and $1.59 billion respectively, according to a press release.Īccording to the Gaming Control Board, the overall revenue increase from the previous high fiscal year can be attributed to a record high in revenue for table games, along with continued growth in the Sports Wagering, iGaming and Video Gaming Terminal (VGT) markets. In addition to revenue topping $5 billion during the fiscal year, the combined tax revenue from the games during the year will also top $2 billion for the first time.

That revenue figure is about 30% higher than the $3.9 billion recorded in the previous fiscal year, and slightly above the previous calendar year’s high of $4.7 billion reported in January. The figures are for the fiscal year 2021-2022, which runs from July 1 to June 30. HARRISBURG - Casinos and other gaming operators in Pennsylvania set a new annual record for gambling revenue, rising above $5 billion for the first time, state regulators said Tuesday.

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