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Penn Entertainment's origins date back to its 1972 racetrack opening in Pennsylvania. Today, Penn operates 43 properties across 20 states and 12 brands, including Hollywood Casino and Ameristar. Land-based casinos represented 85% of total sales in 2024; 15% was from the interactive segment, which includes sports, iGaming, and media revenue. The retail portfolio generates mid-30s EBITDAR margins and helps position the company to obtain licenses for the digital wagering markets. Additionally, Penn's media asset, theScore, provides access to sports betting/iGaming technology and clientele, helping it form a leading digital position.www.pngaming.com

Search complete. 17 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Penn Entertainment".

Sep 16, 2026

TRGHOST
31:53
I have a stack of players cards, obviously from Las Vegas and Atlantic City and all of those, Biloxi, and those don't go with me every day.
TRGHOST
32:01
But every day, the card for my local casinos, every day, the MGM card, the Caesars card, the Penn Gaming card, the Casino One card, they're all with me all the time.
TRGHOST
32:13
I consider it criminal negligence, I guess, to walk out of the house without the ability to spontaneously go to a casino for some reason.
TRGHOST
32:23
It doesn't happen as much now as it used to.
Nate RavitzGUEST
2:30
So I'm responsible for our mobile app, um, our audience on social, and just growing that overall audience, uh, and network.
Nate RavitzGUEST
2:38
Uh, our, our broader company, Penn Entertainment and Penn Interactive, also operates, uh, the Score Bet and Hollywood Casino, and a number of casinos all around the United States.
Nate RavitzGUEST
2:48
I do a little bit of work on the Score Bet side.
Nate RavitzGUEST
2:50
Uh, but mostly focused on The Score.
Matthew BerryHOST
2:51
Okay.
Nate RavitzGUEST
2:51
And for those that don't know, you know, The Score is a, uh, mobile first, uh, company.
Nate RavitzGUEST
2:57
Um, was one of the OG mobile scoring apps-
Matthew BerryHOST
3:01
Yeah
Bill KrackombergerGUEST
17:05
So shame on you.
Bill KrackombergerGUEST
17:06
He bet Penn National? I think if, if Penn National's an app here, I think he bet Penn National plus the three and a half.
Bill KrackombergerGUEST
17:13
I seen Hard Rock last night, I seen Rivers.
Bill KrackombergerGUEST
17:15
There was a pl- couple places, uh, with three and a half.
Gil AlexanderHOST
18:24
Yep.
Bill KrackombergerGUEST
18:24
Yep.You know, and then I watched, I watched something, uh, on, on a site that he was playing.
Bill KrackombergerGUEST
18:29
It wasn't Penn National.
Bill KrackombergerGUEST
18:31
It was a big, big site.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
17:53
So shame on you.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
17:54
He bet Penn National.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
17:56
I think Penn National is an app here.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
17:58
I think he bet Penn National plus the 3.5.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
18:00
I seen Hard Rock last night.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
18:02
I seen Rivers.
Gil AlexanderHOST
19:11
Yeah.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
19:13
You know, and then I watched something on a site that he was playing.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
17:17
There were threes and three and a half yesterday.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
17:21
um early in the day my friend that right downstairs took a three and a half on the game there was minus three minus oh five or minus ten uh you at worst you should have pushed this game so shame on you he bet penn national i think if penn national is an app here i think he bet penn national plus the three and a half i seen hard rock last night i seen rivers there was a couple places uh with three and a half but there was three and a half up until yesterday it actually went down to three So shame on you if you lose that game.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
17:52
But yet, even though my friend took the three and a half, I shouldn't embarrass him.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
17:55
He's right downstairs.
Gil AlexanderHOST
18:51
Yeah.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
18:52
You know, and then I watched something on a site that he was playing.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
18:57
It wasn't Penn National.
Bill KrackenbergerGUEST
18:58
It was a big, big site.
Saagar EnjetiGUEST
36:00
They had their own bet s- w- their own actual, like, s- casino called ESPN Bet, which is ironic because it's a media organization with ESPN Bet that was down literally on the chiron encouraging people to.
Saagar EnjetiGUEST
36:14
I think now they just have an exclusive partnership, I believe, with Penn Gaming, which is a large casino conglomerate which previously owned Barstool Sports.
Tucker CarlsonHOST
36:24
Oh, it's all so disgusting.
Saagar EnjetiGUEST
36:25
It's horrible.
Sagar AnjateSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:51
Literally on the Chiron, encouraging people to.
Sagar AnjateSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:53
I think now they just have an exclusive partnership, I believe, with Penn Gaming, which is a large casino conglomerate which previously owned Barstool Sports.
Sagar AnjateSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:03
Oh, it's all so disgusting.
Sagar AnjateSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:04
It's horrible.
TRGHOST
8:08
One of my bosses with Premier Casino Hosting celebrated his 65th birthday yesterday, actually, and he invited all of us to come celebrate it with him at the M Resort near Las Vegas in Henderson.
TRGHOST
8:22
It's a Penn Gaming property, and he really had things set up for us.
TRGHOST
8:27
We had just short of 30 rooms.
TRGHOST
8:30
Roughly a third of those were members of our squad, listeners to this podcast.
NickHOST
2:01
I just I guess it was last week I caught a headline about.
NickHOST
2:05
Penn Entertainment deciding to pull their Boomtown New Orleans boat out of the water.
NickHOST
2:11
And they're plowing around $200 million into a new fully land-based Hollywood casino in the city and taking out of circulation yet another riverboat.
NickHOST
2:22
So this story led me down kind of a rabbit hole about the state of America's riverboat casinos, which I haven't really looked at this for a while.
Billy TurchinGUEST
8:12
I did about 10 years in hotels.
Billy TurchinGUEST
8:15
Uh, I did a stint in industrial, uh, and then I've been in the gaming industry for over five years now, uh, with, uh, FanDuel and Penn Entertainment most recently.
Billy TurchinGUEST
8:24
So a lot of pivots both in job discipline and in, um, industry and from individual contributor to people management and kind of different, different levels of people management.
Billy TurchinGUEST
8:36
So that, that's brought a lot of disruption.

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