The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania assesses a tax of 34% on the sports wagering certificate holders daily gross revenue with that revenue going into the General Fund, along with a 2% tax
on that revenue to be used exclusively for grants for projects in the public interest in the Commonwealth

Yes.
As always, gambling disorder treatment information for your area can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER.

Act 42 permits wagering on professional or collegiate sports or athletic events, or a motor race event. The Board will, in its regulatory process, more accurately define what specific sports activities can be wagered upon.

21 years old.

Pennsylvania slot machine licensees who choose to and who receive authorization from the Board can offer sports wagering:
• at the slot machine licensee's licensed facility;
• at temporary facility authorized by the Gaming Control Board;
• at an off-track betting facility operated by a racetrack casino; and,
• through an Internet or mobile-based system.

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, per the gaming expansion law Act 42 passed in late 2017, notified casino license holders on May 31, 2018 that they can begin submission of petitions requesting approval to conduct sports wagering. There is no end date on when a casino can submit a petition to the Board to request authorization to offer sports wagering.
Currently, the Board is working on necessary regulations that will provide oversight of sports wagering, and does not have a timetable on the end of that process or the launch of sports wagering.

Yes. An individual may self-exclude from participating in any Fantasy Contest. The companies licensed in Pennsylvania to offer fantasy games must also allow a person to establish limits or restrictions on his or her account, such as on the amounts of deposits accepted, the amount spent per day on Fantasy Contest entries, and the number of entries in a day.

No, but you must be in a state where fantasy contests are legal AND through a Fantasy Sports Contest provider that has been approved to operate in Pennsylvania. The current list can be obtained at this link: https://gamingcontrolboard.pa.gov/files/licensure/reports/Fantasy_Sports_Eligibility_List.pdf

Generally, a participant in Fantasy Contests must be at least 18-years-old. If an individual is participating in a Fantasy Contest being offered within a Pennsylvania casino, they must be at least 21 years old.