Where Can I Place March Madness Bets Online From Pennsylvania

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Where Can I Place March Madness Bets Online From Pennsylvania

You can bet on this year's March Madness tournament online from any number of top websites accessible to those living in Pennsylvania.


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The state offers sportsbooks in casinos around the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh area as well as Harrisburg and in the northeast portion of the state. 

Online and mobile sports betting is not currently available but should be by the 2020 March Madness and in all likelihood for the 2019-2020 NFL/College Football season.

PA land-based casinos do not prohibit betting on top state College Basketball schools such as Villanova. 

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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