Online casino and sports betting operators would send monthly statements

Online casino and sports betting providers would send monthly account statements. This covers registered online casino players and players betting through licensed sports betting providers. Statements would show deposits, withdrawals, bets, winnings, and losses. Players could opt out of postal mail. The gambling board would set rules for clear, standard statements. Statements would be due no later than 15 days after each calendar month ends.

The gambling board could require licensed fantasy contest operators to provide monthly statements. This power covers fantasy contest participants located in Pennsylvania. The board would deliver required statements by email and postal mail. Players could opt out of postal mail. Statements would include account totals, links to help services, and access to lifetime betting history. Required statements would be due no later than 15 days after each calendar month ends.

The gambling board would fine operators that violate the statement information rules. This covers fantasy contest operators and licensed online casino and sports betting providers. Fantasy contest penalties would depend on the board requiring statements. Fines would be required, while license suspension or removal would be optional. These penalties would apply alongside other applicable penalties. The act would take effect 60 days after enactment.