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PointsBet PA : Legal website in the U.S.

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Pennsylvania was one of the first states to institute legal sports betting for its citizens, which took place almost three years ago. After all this time, PointsBet has finally joined the state's roster of available mobile sports betting operators. PopintsBet is now available in 10 states.

With the PointsBet website and mobile app, Pennsylvania sports bettors will get access to a stylish and highly functional online sportsbook. With all of the right navigation tools in place, it's quite easy for sports bettors to get from one area of the website to the other. From the home landing page, customers can get access to bonuses, betting markets, and administrative information.

To access the site, PA sports bettors have two options: use a PC and standard web browser or download a free mobile app that is compatible with the iOS and Android operating systems.

Betting Markets

No matter what sports might be of interest to PA sports bettors, it's very likely that the PointsBet sportsbook will be providing access to those sports. In fact, sports bettors will be able to get access to all of the relevant betting markets from both the U.S.A. and internationally.

From the U.S., PointsBet offers the following betting markets: WNBA. NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, NASCAR, PGA Golf, NCAA BB (men's and women's), NCAA FB, and more.

The list of available international markets includes darts, boxing, MMA fighting, basketball/baseball, cycling, rugby, cricket, Aussie Rules Football, tennis, and top soccer leagues like the Premier and Champions leagues.

Betting Options

Unlike their European counterparts, U.S. sports bettors prefer having access to a larger number of betting options. Hearing the call, PointsBet's sportsbook platform supports the following betting options: teasers, round-robin bets, straight bets (ML and point spread), parlays, proposition bets, betting on futures, and live in-game betting.

The betting limits offered by PointsBet PA are very much in line with the rest of the top online/mobile bookmakers in PA.

Bonuses and Promotions

Clearly, PointsBet is one of the nation's leaders in terms of offering a nice variety of bonus promotions. The current bonus menu indicates the availability of a Refer-a-friend offer, profit boosts, adjusted lines, and an interesting welcome offer.

The welcome offer gives new customers access to five second chance bets up to $250 at sign up. The player must create an account with Pointsbet, make a deposit, and bet on a qualifying event. During your 1st 5 days betting at PointsBet, if your first fixed odds cash bet of the day doesn't win, get a $50 second chance at bet credits.

Banking and Customer Service

PointsBet customers will be happy to get access to all of the right banking options that are available to U.S. sports bettors. The current options being offered by PointsBet PA include MasterCard, VISA, PayPal, and bank transfer options.

If sports bettors have any questions or concerns, they can easily contact a PointsBet customer service representative via live chat, email, and phone. Reps are available 24/7/365.

Verdict: With the addition of PointsBet, PA sports bettors get the benefit of having access to yet another quality online/mobile sportsbook.

Here online sports betting websites that have already been licensed in the state :

1

$150 in
Bonus Bets*

Go toFanDuel PA Read review

2

Bonus Bet
Up to $1000*

Go toCaesars Sportsbook Read review

3

10x$100
Bonus Bets*

Go toFanatics PA Read review

4

Up to $500
Bet Credits*

Go toBetRivers PA Read review

5

$200 Bonus Bets
+ 50 Spins

Go toBet365 PA Read review

6

$1000 Bonus

Go toDraftkings PA Read review

This guide only list online sports betting websites approved in the U.S. that have been authorized by one or more U.S. states.

Note: In May 2018, the Supreme court ruled against the validity of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 (aka PASPA). Now, each state has the ability to allow legalized sports betting for its residents.