PENN Entertainment Launches Stand-Alone iCasino App

Posted on: April 7, 2025, 05:01h. 

Last updated on: April 7, 2025, 05:01h.

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Expertise: Canadian Gaming, iGaming, Las Vegas, Sports Betting, NFL, Boxing, UFC.
  • theScore Casino launches in Ontario
  • Online casino dominates Ontario igaming market

PENN Entertainment, looking to build on the strength of their theScore BET brand in Ontario, an igaming market dominated by digital casino, today announced the launch of a stand-alone iCasino App.

theScore Casino Goes Live in Ontario

Called theScore Casino, the dedicated online casino experience leverages theScore brand. 

PENN Entertainment acquired theScore BET from the Levy family in Canada in 2021. The regulated Ontario igaming market went live on April 4, 2022, with theScore BET among the first into the market.

Now available on Android, iOS and desktop, people can log into the new casino app using their existing theScore BET credentials.

PENN used the same proprietary technology platform used for PENN’s online Hollywood Casino, (which launched as a stand-alone app last December) offering up a variety of online slots, table games and live dealer content. That includes original content from PENN Game Studios, the company’s in-house development studio.

Blue Jays Blackjack

The company is even leveraging their sponsorship deal with the Toronto Blue Jays, introducing Blue Jays Blackjack.

We’re excited to introduce our dedicated iCasino product in Ontario under the well-known and trusted theScore brand,” said Aaron LaBerge, Chief Technology Officer and Head of Interactive, PENN Entertainment. “We’ve built a strong online gaming foothold in the Ontario market and are primed to deliver an even better casino experience with our proven stand-alone app.

“Our customer-friendly platform features more than 1,200 games, dozens of original titles and intuitive game play that distinguishes our product and positions us for even greater success.”

According to market data provided by iGaming Ontario, casino had a 85% share of a market that generated CAD$7.125 billion in cash wagers in February (CAD$280.1 million in revenue, in which casino had a 76% market share).