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Pennsylvania is one of the most mature regulated markets in the country, offering the full suite of legal online gambling. The Keystone State authorized online casino, poker, and sports betting under its 2017 expansion law, with the first online sportsbooks launching in late 2019 and online casinos following shortly after.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board licenses operators, each tethered to a land-based casino partner. Pennsylvania consistently ranks among the top states nationwide for online casino revenue.
This guide breaks down the licensed operators serving Pennsylvania, the state’s notably high tax rates, and the tools available to players located anywhere within the commonwealth.
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Yes. Online sports betting and online casino gaming are both fully legal and regulated in Pennsylvania under the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.
The minimum age is 21 for all online casino play and sports betting in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania levies some of the highest gaming tax rates in the country, which can lead operators to offer slightly more conservative promotions than in lower-tax states.