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2. Legal Online Gambling United States

Interactive Map: Sports Betting in the U.S.

Legal Online Gambling In Missouri - Denizens of Missouri can also be considered as part of the legal online gambling states, as there has been no laws concocted that limit the games in the state. Legal Online Gambling In Montana - Montana, home of a very lenient eye on gambling, has kept online gambling a legal endeavor.

• Colorado: Legal. Colorado became the 19th state to legalize betting and as of May 1, 2020 multiple operators allowed residents to open accounts online and place wagers. In the 2020 election.
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• In recent years, the legal landscape has changed again. A number of states have introduced legislation which openly makes online gambling legal, and some states have even issued gaming and betting licenses to operators wishing to provide their services within those states.
• Apr 15, 2020 Some of the 44 states on the legal casinos list do place restrictions on their gambling. For example, New Hampshire, Indiana, and other states do not permit online gambling. Georgia only has one casino, and it is a cruise ship. There are two states in the country that have a 100 percent ban on all gambling, and they are Utah and Hawaii.

AGA’s interactive sports betting map provides state-level detail on the types of wagering allowed, key regulatory details, legal retail sportsbooks and online/mobile, and more.

• Sports betting activity

  • Live, Legal* (19 States + DC)

  • Legal - Not Yet Operational (6 States)

  • Active or Pre-Filed Legislation (5 States)

• Inactive sports betting

  • No Legislation in 2020 (6 States)
  • Dead Legislation in 2020 (14 States)

Legal Landscape as of December 7, 2020

“Live, Legal” denotes states where single-game sports betting is legally offered to consumers through retail and/or online sportsbooks. States classified as “Legal – Not Yet Operational” have authorized sports betting, but have yet to launch. “Active or Pre-Filed Legislation” denotes jurisdictions where bills to legalize single-game sports betting have been pre-filed/introduced in the state legislature or where a voter referendum is scheduled. Sports betting provisions, revenue, and location data are sourced from state regulatory agencies.

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• Sports betting activity

  • Live, Legal* (19 States + DC)

  • Legal - Not Yet Operational (6 States)

  • Active or Pre-Filed Legislation (5 States)

• Inactive sports betting

  • No Legislation in 2020 (6 States)
  • Dead Legislation in 2020 (14 States)

Legal Online Gambling United States

Legal Landscape as of December 7, 2020