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.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania assesses a tax of 15% of the adjusted revenue of fantasy contests with that revenue going into the General Fund.
Very little will be different if the fantasy sports provider applies and obtains a license from the PA Gaming Control Board. Licensing of the fantasy sports providers allows for the calculation of revenue and determining of taxes owed to the Commonwealth based upon entries made while the player is within Pennsylvania.
All of the normal sports games offered by firms in the daily and season-long Fantasy Contest business.