Pennsylvania recorded 9,677 new self-exclusion enrollments during fiscal year 2025–26, an 18.1% increase from the previous year.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board’s annual report, released Sept. 30, compares that total with 8,197 enrollments a year earlier. The agency also processed approximately 4,500 removal requests and reported over 30,000 people actively enrolled across its four programs.
Pennsylvania’s self-exclusion programs cover different gambling activities. Retail casino and online gambling exclusions have separate enrollment and removal rules.
The PGCB offers four self-exclusion programs:
- Casino: Gambling at Pennsylvania casinos and retail sports wagering locations.
- Interactive gambling: Licensed online casino games, online poker, and online sports betting.
- Video gaming terminals: VGT gambling at licensed truck stops.
- Fantasy contests: Gambling through licensed fantasy sports operators.
