The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board revoked gambling privileges for 18 individuals, according to corroborated reports. Four of those banned were placed on the Involuntary Exclusion List specifically for leaving minors unattended at casino properties. The board stated that leaving minors unattended is illegal and creates unsafe conditions, noting that such actions are prohibited because they create potentially unsafe and dangerous environments for children.

Specific incidents cited by news outlets include a man banned for leaving an 11-year-old child in a vehicle at Hollywood Casino York for 52 minutes while he gambled. Other cases reported by ydr.com involve men banned for leaving a 5-year-old in a vehicle at Rivers Casino Philadelphia for 17 minutes, a 9-year-old for more than an hour, and a 12-year-old for 22 minutes while gambling in the sportsbook. Additionally, a man was banned for leaving two children, ages 6 and 13, in a vehicle at Live! Casino Philadelphia for 13 minutes, according to dailyvoice.com.

Further details from single-source reports include a case where Leola Dualuqua, 37, was found gambling at a Bucks County casino while her 14-month-old child was left unattended in a car for two-and-a-half hours, as reported by fox29.com. Police charged a woman for leaving her child in a vehicle for over two hours while she gambled at the same location.

Accounts differ regarding the total number of people currently on Pennsylvania's Involuntary Exclusion Lists. triblive.com reported the total is 1,481, while dailyvoice.com reported the figure is 1,428.