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Pennsylvania sports betting: is it legal?
Pennsylvania has had legal online sports betting since 2019, with 11 apps licensed by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, and Novig, Kalshi and Polymarket US are available statewide too.
Reviewed 2026-10-28. Laws change; we re-check every state page each month and after any vote.
What Pennsylvania fans can use today
Also licensed: Caesars, betPARX, PlaySugarHouse and Mohegan PA, which the board does not price.
ExchangesLiveKalshi and Polymarket: federally regulated, a fee on each fill. Priced on the board with the fee removed.
This week’s 76ers games, priced where Pennsylvania can play
Favourite's moneyline on Novig against the best price at a sportsbook licensed in Pennsylvania and the best exchange. Profit on a $100 position, fees taken out.
| Game | Favourite | Novig | Best book here | Best exchange |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Philadelphia 76ers at Indiana Pacers Wed, Oct 28 · 7:00 PM ET | Philadelphia 76ers | -239 +$41.84 | -255 FanDuel · +$39.22 | -258 Polymarket · +$38.83 |
Prices refresh about every ten minutes. Open a game for the spread, the total and every venue.
The law in Pennsylvania, in plain English
Act 42 of 2017 legalized sports wagering in Pennsylvania under the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. Casino sportsbooks opened in late 2018 and the first online apps followed in 2019. The board's list of authorized online sports wagering operators has 11 brands, including DraftKings, FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars, bet365, BetRivers, Fanatics and theScore Bet. The minimum age is 21, and Sixers games are on every licensed app.
Federally regulated prediction markets operate here as well. Novig, a CFTC-designated exchange where you take a position at a price set by other traders, is available in Pennsylvania, as are Kalshi and Polymarket US. The Gaming Control Board's executive director has warned Congress that sports event contracts undercut the state's licensed market, but the state has not moved to block them. House Bill 2711, introduced in July 2026, would regulate prediction markets under the Attorney General with a 21+ age floor rather than ban sports contracts; it has not left committee. Pennsylvania sits in the Third Circuit, which sided with Kalshi against New Jersey in April, and New Jersey has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take that case.
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Questions Pennsylvania fans ask
- Is online sports betting legal in Pennsylvania?
- Pennsylvania has had legal online sports betting since 2019, with 11 apps licensed by the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, and Novig, Kalshi and Polymarket US are available statewide too.
- Can I use DraftKings or FanDuel in Pennsylvania?
- Yes. Both are licensed in Pennsylvania, along with BetMGM, theScore Bet, bet365, BetRivers, Fanatics.
- Can I use Novig in Pennsylvania?
- Yes. Novig is a CFTC-designated prediction market available in Pennsylvania to traders 21 and older, and it prices every 76ers game.
- What about Kalshi and Polymarket?
- Both prediction markets operate in Pennsylvania under the same federal framework as Novig. They quote a probability rather than a line and charge a fee on each fill; this site shows all three side by side with the fee taken out.
- What is the minimum age?
- Novig requires traders to be 21 or older. Sportsbooks in Pennsylvania require 21 as well.
If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call or text 1-800-GAMBLER.