MGM, CountR pay after Pennsylvania licensing breaches
Board also added 10 people to its exclusion lists, taking the statewide total to 1,507.
The hit
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has approved consent agreements fining MGM Resorts International $50,250 & German-based CountR GmbH $50,000 for separate licensing breaches, according to the board. MGM failed to timely file a Principal Licensing application. CountR made an unapproved change of control & failed to pay required licensing fees.
Why it matters
The fines show Pennsylvania’s regulator scrutinising ownership changes & paperwork deadlines behind licences.
The record
| Next board meeting | 10am, Wednesday 14 October 2026, Strawberry Square Complex, Harrisburg |
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What happens next
Watch the board’s next public meeting for further enforcement actions or consent agreements.
Sources: Pennsylvania Gaming Board fines MGM Resorts and CountR over licensing breaches
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