Rivers Casino Pittsburgh Enhances Property with $6.6M Makeover Ahead of 15th Anniversary Celebrations

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As the rumble of birthday drums rapidly approach for Rivers Casino Pittsburgh, the celebration of fifteen years of mesmerizing, high-stakes gaming and opulent entertainment is no small affair. The establishment, an impressive gaming and resort staple nestled in Pennsylvania’s bustling urban landscape, is sharpening its allure in raring anticipation for its auspicious quindecennial in August, completing an extensive $6.6 million property enhancement.

This veritable gaming haven, a glittering jewel in the portfolio of Chicago-based Rush Street Gaming, has sparing no expense to deliver a transformative upgrade of its distinguished property. A rejuvenating update and bold expansion that lends a sparkling sheen to the Rivers Casino Pittsburgh saga.


Laying claim to the precious dollars of the investment is a diverse selection of event-focused endeavors. Most notably among them is the unveiling of the sublime Bridges Ballroom. The newly minted entertainment venue – enveloped in a sprawling 7,044-square-feet of second-floor space, intoxicates the senses with panoramic views of the mesmerizing Ohio River from its balcony. A design masterstroke that is certain to tantalize event-goers thirsting for an envelope of luxurious surroundings. Further elevating the allure of the Bridges Ballroom is the ingenious design feature that transforms the magnificent lounge into three smaller rooms — ranging from the intimate 1,151-square-foot Fort Duquesne Room to the expansive 4,036-square-foot Fort Pitt Room.

Not to be outdone, four private conference rooms, exciting new additions, now grace the premises. These versatile spaces cater to executives and boards, offering a range of formats to accommodate their varied needs. Rivers Pittsburgh’s general manager, Bud Green, enthused about the casino’s jewel amongst the city’s professional sports stadiums and other North Shore attractions. He anticipated the events calendar filling up quickly, especially with the new slots and dates for the conferences, weddings, and special events that are offered.

Not stopping at expanding its event space, the casino has also bestowed some generous attention to its gaming heart. The largest property space, a majestic 25,000-square-foot Event Center, received an elegant refurbishment, priming it for sold-out performances from stellar acts as diverse as Boyz II Men and K.C. & The Sunshine Band and media sensation Theresa Caputo of “Long Island Medium” fame.

Moreover, in a nod to loyal high-rollers, Rivers Casino Pittsburgh christened the Black Card Room – an ultra-exclusive retreat for Rush Rewards Players Club elite members. This opulent haven, which unfurled its grandeur at the close of 2023, rewards those accumulating a minimum of 25,000 tier points in six months.

In celebrating its 15 years as part of Pennsylvania’s vibrant casino landscape, and its commendable hold of a 10% market share in the state’s competitive industry, Rivers Casino Pittsburgh shows no signs of losing its luster, ensuring the next 15 years promise more thrilling games, epic performances, and unforgettable experiences.

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Melinda Cochrane is a poet, teacher and fiction author. She is also the editor and publisher of The Inspired Heart, a collection of international writers. Melinda also runs a publishing company, Melinda Cochrane International books for aspiring writers, based out Montreal, Quebec. Her publication credits include: The art of poetic inquiry, (Backalong Books), a novella, Desperate Freedom, (Brian Wrixon Books Canada), and 2 collections of poetry; The Man Who Stole Father’s Boat, (Backalong Books), and She’s an Island Poet, Desperate Freedom was on the bestseller's list for one week, and The Man Who Stole Father’s Boat is one of hope and encouragement for all those living in the social welfare system. She’s been published in online magazines such as, (regular writer for) ‘Life as a Human’, and Shannon Grissom’s magazine.