Futures - These bets involve you wagering on an outcome that will be settled days, weeks, or months later (e.g., preseason Super Bowl bet).

However, it lets you adjust point spreads to improve your odds of winning each outcome.

Teaser - A teaser works similarly to a parlay.

You must correctly guess every outcome to win.

Parlay - A parlay requires you to choose the outcome of 3+ matches in a single bet.

Totals - You bet on two teams’ combined point total being over or under a specific amount (e.g., over/under 80 points).

Point spread - This wager handicaps teams by point spreads, with the favorite (e.g., -2.5) needing to cover more points than the underdog (e.g., +2.5).

Moneyline - A straight-up bet that assigns handicapped odds to the favorite (e.g., -110) and underdog (+130).

It also lets you place a variety of wagers.īelow are the different types of legal bets in Pennsylvania: The Keystone State allows both land-based and online sportsbooks.

Sports betting became fully legal in Pennsylvania right after.

The Supreme Court repealed PASPA on May 14, 2018.

Pennsylvania online sports betting apps