Maryland casinos will no longer be subject to capacity limits beginning Friday, March 12, at 5 pm ET.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is seen here this week announcing progress in the state’s fight against COVID-19. With more favorable coronavirus conditions, casinos are being permitted to increase their capacity limits. (Image:
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Citing a decrease in the number of cases and hospitalizations and the ongoing distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) announced yesterday that casinos will no longer need to adhere to occupancy restraints. State orders have curbed casino capacity to 50 percent since December.
As we’ve marked one year of grappling with this deadly virus, many of us have been recalling our lasts. The last time we ate inside of a restaurant. The last time we celebrated a big occasion with family and friends,” Hogan said.
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Penn National reports Q4 2020 net income, promises bigger things from Barstool
Penn National reports Q4 2020 net income, promises bigger things from Barstool
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Penn National Gaming (PNG) managed to close out 2020 on a positive note, reporting a net income for the fourth quarter. That’s an improvement on 2019’s Q4 net loss, but still feel behind analyst expectations.
PNG’s net income came in at $12.7 million, or 7 cents a share. That resulted off of revenue of $1.027 billion, and improved on the $92.9 million loss of Q4 2019.
While total revenue was down from the $1.341 billion of 2019, cost cutting helped result in black at the bottom of the report.