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The Penn State vs. Ohio State game promises to be the most wagered on and watched of the week. But regulated sports betting is not available in all U.S. states. Have no fear, our friends at BetOnline are accessible to take bets on this game from all states with the exception of Nevada, New Jersey and...unfortunately Pennsylvania, home of the Nittany Lions. 18 and up welcome. Now entering their 25th year in business.
I'm in PA and Need to Bet the Penn State vs. Ohio State Game Now!
Those in Pennsylvania have plenty of options.
- FanDuel
- DraftKings
- Caesars
- BetRivers
- BetMGM
- SugarHouse
- Betway
- Unibet
- PointsBet
- Barstool
- Betfred
- betPARX
Remember, you must be 21 and up to place a sports bet from the commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania has a flat-rate personal income tax of 3.07% for all taxable income — including gambling and lottery winnings. This is in addition to 24% on winnings greater than $600. So make sure to pay your taxes. The regulated sites above will ask for your social security number or last four digits.
Betting on the Nittany Lions is permitted.
I'm in Ohio and Need to Bet This Game Bad!
In Ohio you can practically stumble into the nearest convenience store and find a sports betting kiosk.
If you prefer betting on your mobile device, the following sites aare regulated in the great state of Ohio.
bet365
DraftKings
FanDuel
PointsBet
BetRivers
Caesars
BetMGM
Tipico
Betfred
SuperBook
Betway
Hard Rock
Barstool
Betr
MVGBet (Betly)
betJACK
Bally Bet
betPARX
Fanatics Sportsbook
Prime Sportsbook
As with PA, be prepared to supply your social security number and make sure to pay your taxes. 21 and up only!
Betting on the Buckeyes is permitted.
What's the Line on This Game?
80% or more of the spread betting action was on Penn State early. That percentage was actually more and was coming down just a bit by mid-week. The number has trended from -4 to -4.5 (Ohio State) across the board. So basically the books are encouraging more action on Penn State as the +4.5 dog here.
Hot tip: Bet Ohio State and thank us later.
- Tony Caliente, Gambling911.com
