Yes you can rent casino equipment in Pennsylvania if you intend to use it in a licensed venue. Otherwise, your actions may be punishable, pursuant to section 5513 of Pennsylvania gambling laws, talking about the ownership of gambling devices. Some Pennsylvania casinos allow concealed weapons to be brought in. There doesn’t seem to be any upcoming changes in the PA casino laws in that respect. It’s advisable that you don’t try to conceal carry if you know security doesn't search guests for weapons. Luckily, as a PA gambler, you are entitled to the right to deduct your losses from the winnings. The rule to remember is that you must itemize your losses in your tax return Schedule A, line 28 of Form 1040.
This casino has 15,000 square feet of gaming space, full of around 1,500 slot machines and video poker machines to choose from, along with horse betting of course. And although the casino opened back in the 1990’s with just machines, there now are 150 live table games. These include regular real live craps, blackjack, roulette, along with games like Let-it-Ride and Three-Card poker.