Here are well-known online casinos that commonly accept PayPal (availability depends on your U.S. state — only some states allow regulated online casinos). I’ve listed major, reputable operators and included notes about checking state eligibility and withdrawal rules.

Common U.S. casinos that accept PayPal

• BetMGM Casino — Supports PayPal deposits and withdrawals in states where BetMGM is licensed. (OddsChecker.com)
• FanDuel Casino — PayPal is a supported banking option in supported states. (Covers.com)
• DraftKings Casino — Offers PayPal deposits/withdrawals where licensed; often noted for quick PayPal payouts. (VegasInsider.com)
• Caesars / Caesars Palace Online — Pays via PayPal in markets where Caesars is licensed. (NYPost.com)
• Borgata Online (NJ) — Accepts PayPal for New Jersey players. (NYPost.com)
• BetRivers / Rush Street (incl. PlaySugarHouse in some states) — Uses PayPal at some properties/markets. (NYPost.com)
• Golden Nugget Casino — Known to offer PayPal and large withdrawal limits where available. (VegasInsider.com)
• Fanatics Casino — Listed among operators that have supported PayPal in certain U.S. markets. (NYPost.com)

Important things to check before you deposit

• State availability: Regulated online casinos that accept PayPal are only available in states that permit online casino gaming (examples cited include MI, NJ, PA, CT, WV, RI, DE — but availability changes by state and operator). Always confirm the casino is licensed in your state. (miamiherald.com)
• Deposit vs withdrawal: Some casinos allow PayPal deposits but not withdrawals (or withdrawals may require additional verification). Check the casino’s banking/FAQ page. (OddsChecker.com)
• Processing times & limits: Payout speeds and deposit/withdrawal limits vary widely (instant to a few days; limits differ by site). (VegasInsider.com)
• Fees and verification: PayPal itself may not charge, but casinos can have rules for instant transfers or fees; expect identity verification for withdrawals. (OddsChecker.com)

How to confirm for your specific situation

1. Go to the casino’s banking or help page and look for “PayPal” under deposit/withdrawal methods. (That page will list current availability, limits, and processing times.) (OddsChecker.com)
2. Ensure the casino is licensed to operate in your state (check site footer or state gambling regulator). (miamiherald.com)
3. Check PayPal’s own Help or the casino terms if you need to link a bank/card, enable withdrawals, or use PayPal Instant Transfer.

If you’d like, I can:

• Check availability for a specific casino in your state (tell me the casino name and the U.S. state), or
• Pull the PayPal/banking page for a particular operator and summarize their deposit/withdrawal rules.

Sources: industry guides and recent casino banking summaries (OddsChecker, Covers, VegasInsider, NYPost, Miami Herald). (OddsChecker.com)