US State-by-State Gambling Legality – July 2025

No licensed online casino platforms permitted by state law.

Only tribal Class II casinos exist (e.g., Wind Creek). These offer electronic bingo-style games, not traditional slots or table games.

No legal online or retail sportsbooks are authorized in Alabama.

Online poker is not regulated or licensed at the state level.

Online pari-mutuel wagering (e.g., via TwinSpires, TVG) is permitted.

Free-to-play sweepstakes and social casinos are allowed and accessible to residents.

Not explicitly legal; major operators were ordered to leave in 2016, but some still operate in a legal gray area.

Alabama does not operate a state lottery or participate in multi-state lotteries.

No licensed or regulated online casino platforms are allowed in Alaska.

No tribal or commercial casinos operate within the state.

There is no legal framework for online or retail sports betting in Alaska.

Online poker is not permitted or regulated by the state.

Pari-mutuel horse race betting is not allowed either online or in person.

Residents may access sweepstakes-style social casinos with no real-money wagering.

DFS is not officially legalized or banned; major operators offer services in a legal gray area.

Alaska does not run a state lottery or participate in Powerball or Mega Millions.

Arizona does not permit state-licensed online casino gaming platforms.

Arizona is home to 23 land-based tribal casinos offering slots, table games, poker rooms, and more under regulated compacts with the state.

State-regulated online sportsbooks are legal and live (e.g., FanDuel, BetMGM, DraftKings).

Online poker remains unregulated and not legally offered by state-approved operators.

Pari-mutuel wagering on horse races is permitted both in-person and through licensed online platforms.

Sweepstakes-based and free-to-play casino apps are legal and accessible statewide.

DFS is officially legalized and regulated under state law; operators must be licensed.

Arizona has a state-run lottery and participates in multi-state games like Powerball and Mega Millions.

Online casino platforms are not authorized under Arkansas law.

Arkansas has several state-regulated commercial casinos offering full gaming options, including Oaklawn, Saracen, and Southland.

Online sportsbooks are regulated by the Arkansas Racing Commission. Popular operators like Betly and BetSaracen are available.

No licensed online poker platforms are allowed in Arkansas.

Legal at racetracks and via online pari-mutuel platforms like TwinSpires and FanDuel Racing.

Sweepstakes-style casinos like Chumba and LuckyLand Slots are accessible to Arkansas residents.

DFS was formally legalized in 2017 and is regulated under state law.

Arkansas operates a state lottery and participates in national drawings like Powerball and Mega Millions.

No legislation currently permits online casino platforms in California.

Over 70 tribal casinos operate under compacts with the state, offering slots, table games, and more.

Voters rejected propositions to legalize online sports betting in 2022. Still under debate.

No regulated online poker platforms are authorized. Past legalization attempts have failed.

California allows pari-mutuel wagering on horse races at licensed tracks and online.

Sweepstakes-based and free-to-play social casinos are widely available and legal.

DFS operates in a legal gray area, with major platforms like FanDuel and DraftKings still active.

The California State Lottery is operational and participates in multi-state games like Powerball and Mega Millions.

Online casino gambling is not licensed or regulated by the state.

Over 30 casinos operate in designated towns like Black Hawk and Cripple Creek, offering slots, table games, and poker.

Legalized in 2020; major platforms like DraftKings and FanDuel are active in the market.

Online poker is not authorized or regulated in Colorado.

Pari-mutuel wagering is allowed online and at licensed racetracks.

Sweepstakes and free-to-play social casinos are accessible to residents.

DFS is officially legalized and regulated under state law.

The Colorado Lottery offers in-state and multi-state draw games.

Online casino gaming is available via Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods platforms.

Two major tribal casinos operate under federal compacts (Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods).

Mobile sportsbooks are authorized through licensed operators (DraftKings, FanDuel, PlaySugarHouse).

Online poker is not yet regulated or licensed within the state.

Off-track betting and online pari-mutuel wagering are permitted.

Residents may access sweepstakes-based and free-play casino games legally.

DFS is regulated in Connecticut under state gaming agreements.

The Connecticut Lottery is fully operational, including online sales for some games.

State-run iGaming platform with limited operators (currently powered by BetRivers/888).

Three racinos (Delaware Park, Dover Downs, and Harrington Raceway) offer slots, table games, and more.

Only in-person sports betting is allowed at racinos; no mobile or online sportsbooks available.

Available via the same state-run iGaming platform; shares liquidity with Nevada and New Jersey.

Permitted online and at racetracks; includes simulcast wagering.

Free-play and sweepstakes-style social casinos are allowed.

Regulated since 2017; major DFS platforms operate legally.

Delaware Lottery is fully operational and also powers iGaming in the state.

No legal framework exists for regulated online casino play; not permitted in-state.

17+ land-based casinos, primarily tribal (Seminole) and pari-mutuel venues, offering slots and table games.

Hard Rock Bet briefly launched in 2021 but was suspended due to court challenges. Status remains unresolved.

No regulated online poker sites allowed under Florida law.

Online pari-mutuel wagering is permitted; tracks also offer on-site and simulcast betting.

Free-to-play sweepstakes and social casinos are allowed and widely available.

No specific DFS law; major platforms like DraftKings and FanDuel continue to operate in a legal gray area.

Florida Lottery is fully operational, including draw games and instant tickets.

Online casino gambling is not permitted under Georgia law.

No in-state casinos. Emerald Princess Casino operates offshore under cruise ship exemption.

No legal retail or online sportsbooks are authorized in Georgia.

Georgia law prohibits real-money online poker platforms.

No racetracks or pari-mutuel betting permitted, including online.

Sweepstakes and social casinos are legal and accessible to Georgia residents.

No DFS legislation; major platforms still operate in a legal gray area.

Georgia Lottery offers draw games, scratch-offs, and online access via the official app.

No licensed or regulated online casino platforms allowed under Hawaii law.

No commercial or tribal casinos exist in the state.

No legal sports betting options are authorized, though legislation is occasionally proposed.

Online poker is not permitted or regulated in any form.

Hawaii does not allow off-track or pari-mutuel horse wagering.

Sweepstakes-based casinos are typically considered legal due to no-purchase-necessary models, but they are not explicitly authorized by state law.

DFS contests are not permitted, and major operators generally avoid the Hawaii market.

Hawaii does not operate a state lottery or participate in multi-state drawings.

No licensed online casino platforms permitted under Idaho law.

Seven tribal casinos operate legally, offering slots and video gaming terminals under Class III compacts.

No legislation has been passed to legalize online or retail sportsbooks.

Online poker platforms are not authorized within the state.

Idaho allows pari-mutuel wagering on horse racing, including simulcast and online platforms.

Sweepstakes-based and free-to-play social casinos are available and commonly used by residents.

DFS operators like DraftKings and FanDuel do not accept Idaho users due to a 2016 ban.

Idaho has a state-run lottery and participates in multi-state games like Powerball and Mega Millions.

No legal framework yet for regulated online casino platforms in Illinois.

Thirteen licensed commercial casinos operate across the state under Illinois Gaming Board regulation.

Regulated online and mobile sportsbooks are available statewide via licensed operators.

Peer-to-peer online poker is not authorized under current state law.

Illinois permits both in-person and online pari-mutuel wagering through approved sites and tracks.

Sweepstakes-based social casinos are accessible and widely used by Illinois players.

DFS contests operate in a legal gray area, pending final resolution on legality.

The Illinois Lottery offers draw games, scratch-offs, and online ticket sales via the official site.

Indiana does not permit licensed online casino platforms under current law.

Thirteen land-based and riverboat casinos operate with licenses from the Indiana Gaming Commission.

Online and mobile sportsbooks are fully legal and regulated by the state.

Peer-to-peer real-money poker sites are not authorized in Indiana.

Residents can wager on horse races both in person and via licensed online racebooks.

Sweepstakes and free-to-play social casinos are legal and accessible statewide.

Indiana has formally legalized DFS under a 2016 law, with oversight by the state.

The Hoosier Lottery offers in-person and online ticket sales for various draw and instant-win games.

No licensed online casino platforms are permitted under Iowa law.

23 land-based casinos operate under state regulation, offering slots and table games.

Online and mobile sportsbooks are legal and regulated by the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission.

Online poker is not currently regulated or licensed by the state.

Pari-mutuel horse race betting is allowed in person and online through approved platforms.

Free-to-play sweepstakes and social casinos are accessible and legal statewide.

DFS contests are legal and regulated under Iowa law.

The Iowa Lottery operates draw and instant-win games across the state.

Online casino gaming is not licensed or regulated in Kansas.

10 state-regulated land-based casinos operate legally, offering slots, table games, and more.

Online and mobile sports betting launched in 2022 and is fully legal and regulated.

Online poker is not authorized or regulated by Kansas law.

Pari-mutuel horse betting is permitted online via platforms like TwinSpires.

Free-to-play sweepstakes and social casino sites are available to residents.

DFS is legal and regulated under Kansas law.

Kansas operates a state lottery with scratch-offs, draw games, and multi-state options.

No legalized online casino platforms are permitted in Kentucky.

8 venues operate under historical horse racing laws but lack full casino licensing (e.g., no live table games).

Launched in 2023, Kentucky offers legal online and mobile sports betting.

Online poker is not authorized or regulated in the state.

A long-standing tradition, horse racing and online pari-mutuel betting are fully legal.

Sweepstakes and social casinos are permitted and widely used.

DFS is allowed and not currently subject to state regulation.

Kentucky Lottery offers draw games, instant win, and online ticket purchases.

Online casino gambling is not authorized in Louisiana.

23 active commercial and tribal casinos operate across the state, including riverboat and land-based venues.

Online and mobile sports betting is legal in most parishes since 2022.

Online poker is not regulated or permitted by Louisiana law.

Online and in-person pari-mutuel horse wagering is fully legal.

Sweepstakes and social casino games are permitted and widely used.

DFS was legalized in 2021 and is available in approved parishes.

Louisiana operates a state lottery and participates in national drawings.

No legislation currently permits licensed online casino platforms in Maine.

Maine has 2 licensed casinos: Hollywood Casino Bangor and Oxford Casino.

Legalized in 2022 and launched in 2023, limited to tribal-authorized operators (e.g., Caesars, DraftKings).

Maine law does not allow regulated online poker sites.

Pari-mutuel betting is allowed, including online options via licensed platforms.

Sweepstakes-style social casinos are permitted and commonly used.

DFS is legal and regulated under a 2017 state law.

Maine operates a state lottery with instant games and national drawings.

No licensed online casino platforms are permitted in Maryland at this time.

Maryland has 6 fully licensed casinos, including MGM National Harbor and Live! Casino & Hotel.

Launched in 2022, both retail and mobile sportsbooks are legal and active in the state.

No regulated online poker sites operate under Maryland law.

Pari-mutuel wagering is allowed, including online betting platforms like TVG and TwinSpires.

Sweepstakes and free-to-play social casinos are accessible to Maryland residents.

DFS was officially legalized in Maryland in 2017 and remains active through major platforms.

The Maryland Lottery offers both in-state and multi-state draw games, along with scratch-offs.

Real-money online casino platforms are not legally licensed in the state.

Two commercial casinos (Encore Boston Harbor, MGM Springfield) and one slot parlor (Plainridge Park Casino) operate legally.

Mobile and retail sports betting launched in March 2023; major apps like DraftKings, FanDuel, and BetMGM are available.

Real-money online poker is not regulated or permitted by state law.

Pari-mutuel wagering is allowed through facilities like Plainridge and authorized simulcast/off-track betting sites.

Sweepstakes-style and free-to-play social casinos are permitted and accessible to residents.

DFS has been legal since 2016 under the state's Expanded Gaming Act.

The Massachusetts Lottery operates draw and instant win games; iLottery is expected to launch in 2026.

State-licensed online casino platforms are fully legal and regulated.

Michigan has 25 active land-based casinos, including both commercial and tribal venues.

Regulated sportsbooks are available through approved online operators and retail locations.

Online poker is legal and regulated through licensed state platforms.

Online and in-person pari-mutuel horse wagering is allowed.

Sweepstakes-based social casinos are legal under federal guidelines and accessible in Michigan.

DFS is fully legal and regulated under Michigan law.

The state lottery operates retail and online ticket sales, including draw games and instant win games.

Online casino platforms are not authorized or regulated by the state.

There are 20 tribal casinos operating under federal compacts across the state.

No legislation has been passed to permit online or retail sportsbooks in Minnesota.

Online poker remains unregulated and not permitted by state law.

Pari-mutuel horse racing and online betting through licensed providers are allowed.

Free-to-play sweepstakes and social casino platforms are accessible to residents.

DFS operates in a legal gray area; not explicitly regulated or banned.

Minnesota runs a state lottery and participates in multi-state drawings like Powerball.

No online casino platforms are authorized under Mississippi law.

Approximately 29 licensed land-based casinos operate statewide.

Mobile sports betting is only allowed on casino property; no statewide access.

Online poker is not permitted or regulated within the state.

Betting on horse racing is legal at casinos and via licensed providers.

Sweepstakes and social casino games are accessible and legal for residents.

DFS contests are explicitly legal and have been regulated since 2017.

Mississippi operates a state lottery and participates in multi-state games.

No real-money online casinos are authorized in Missouri.

13 licensed riverboat-format casinos operate across the state.

Legal via Amendment 2; mobile & retail betting scheduled for Dec 1, 2025.

No regulated online poker allowed under state law.

Pari-mutuel horse wagering is permitted where available.

Sweepstakes-style and free-play casino apps are allowed.

DFS has been regulated since 2016.

Missouri runs its own lottery with scratchoffs and multi-state draws.

Traditional online casinos are not authorized in Montana.

About 9 licensed small casinos (max 20 machines, mostly video poker/keno) operate statewide.

Legal via state app, but bets must be placed on licensed premises.

Online poker is prohibited under Montana law.

Pari-mutuel horse wagering is allowed through licensed providers.

Sweepstakes and social casino-style games are permitted.

DFS platforms are blocked/unavailable in Montana.

Montana runs a state lottery with scratch-offs and multi-state games.

Real-money online casinos are not authorized in Nebraska.

7 licensed casinos, primarily racetrack-based, operate statewide.

Mobile/online sportsbooks are currently prohibited; retail bets only.

No regulated online poker platforms allowed.

Pari-mutuel horse wagering is permitted at licensed tracks.

Sweepstakes-style casino games are legally accessible.

DFS is legal and available via major providers.

Nebraska operates a state lottery with scratch tickets and multi-state draws.

No licensed real-money iGaming; only sweepstakes/social casinos permitted.

167 licensed casinos across the state.

Retail and mobile betting are fully legal statewide.

Interactive poker has been legal since 2013 under Nevada's regulated market.

Pari-mutuel wagering is permitted at tracks and through licensed providers.

Sweepstakes-style social casinos are legal and widely available.

DFS classified as sports betting; platforms may require licenses.

State constitutional ban prohibits a state lottery.

Real-money online casinos are not authorized; sweepstakes/social casino sites are the only iGaming alternative.

No commercial casinos; only charitable gaming venues offering limited table games.

Online (via DraftKings) and retail bets permitted since Dec 2019; minimum age 18.

No licensed online poker platforms under state law.

Pari-mutuel wagering allowed via off-track racebook and online simulcast platforms.

Sweepstakes-style social casino games are permitted across the state.

DFS has been explicitly legal and regulated since 2017.

NH runs a state lottery and iLottery offering scratch-offs and multi-state draws.

Legal since 2013; dozens of licensed operators tied to Atlantic City casinos.

9 commercial casinos, all located in Atlantic City.

Online/mobile since Aug 2018 and retail sportsbooks since June 2018.

Legal since 2013; includes multi-state poker through MSIGA.

Pari-mutuel and fixed-odds wagering at tracks and online allowed.

Sweepstakes-style social gaming permitted under statewide law.

Legal

State lottery active; participates in multi-state draws.

Real-money online casinos are not authorized in New Mexico.

27 tribal and racetrack casinos operate statewide.

Mobile/online sportsbooks are prohibited; only retail sports betting at tribal casinos.

No regulated online poker platforms exist in-state.

Pari-mutuel horse wagering is permitted.

Sweepstakes-style social casino apps are allowed.

DFS is legal and available via major providers.

New Mexico runs a state lottery with scratch-offs and multi-state draws.

No licensed real-money iGaming; only sweepstakes/social casino apps available.

26 commercial, tribal & racino facilities operate statewide.

Retail & mobile betting fully legal since January 2022; high-volume market.

No state-licensed online poker; only social poker in sweepstakes format.

Pari-mutuel wagering at racetracks and off-track sites, including online simulcast.

Sweepstakes-style social casinos allowed, though AG cracking down on some platforms.

Banned following Attorney General cease-and-desist in 2015.

State lottery active, offering scratch-offs, iLottery, Powerball/Mega Millions.

No licensed real-money online casinos; only sweepstakes-style social casino apps are available.

Three tribal casinos offer slot and table games, located in Cherokee and Catawba territories.

Retail sports betting at tribal casinos since 2021; online/mobile betting launched March 11, 2024.

No state-licensed online poker platforms.

Pari-mutuel horse wagering is not available in North Carolina.

Sweepstakes-style social casino apps are permitted statewide.

DFS is explicitly legal and available via major providers.

The North Carolina Education Lottery runs scratch-off and draw games.

No real-money online casinos; only sweepstakes/social casino apps are available.

Six tribal casinos operate statewide under gaming compacts.

Retail sports betting only at tribal casinos via compacts; mobile/online statewide is illegal.

No licensed online poker platforms.

Pari-mutuel horse wagering allowed at special events and off-track sites.

Sweepstakes-style social casino apps are permitted.

DFS platforms are allowed.

North Dakota runs a state lottery with Powerball, Mega Millions, and 2by2.

No licensed real-money online casinos; iGaming bills are pending but not passed.

11 commercial casinos and racinos operate statewide.

Retail and mobile sports betting launched Jan 1, 2023 with 25+ apps and extensive kiosk network.

No regulated online poker platforms; only sweepstakes poker exists.

Pari-mutuel horse wagering allowed at tracks and racinos.

Sweepstakes-style social casino apps are legally available.

DFS explicitly legal and regulated since 2017.

Ohio Lottery offers scratch-offs, draw games, and online ticket sales.

No licensed real-money online casinos; residents may use offshore or sweepstakes social casino apps.

106 tribal casinos operate statewide under compacts.

Both retail and mobile/online sports betting are currently prohibited despite legislative efforts.

Classified as a felony; no regulated online poker platforms.

Pari-mutuel horse wagering is allowed at tracks and off-track sites.

Sweepstakes-style social casino apps are permitted statewide.

DFS platforms operate legally; state law does not expressly regulate or prohibit them.

The Oklahoma State Lottery runs scratch-offs and multi-state draws.

No licensed real-money iGaming; only sweepstakes/social casino apps are permitted.

9-10 tribal casinos operate statewide under compacts.

Legal retail and mobile betting since August 2019 via DraftKings Sportsbook (state-lottery partnership).

Online poker is prohibited; only sweepstakes poker exists under social-gaming rules.

Pari-mutuel and simulcast wagering allowed at tracks and off-track hubs.

Sweepstakes-style and social casino platforms are legal.

DFS is legal, though not formally regulated.

Oregon Lottery runs scratch-offs, draw games, and funds public causes.

Legal since 2017 and live since 2019; over 20 licensed operators are available.

17 commercial casinos, including racinos, operate statewide.

Retail betting launched Nov 2018; online/mobile followed in May 2019 with 12+ app operators.

Legal since 2017; sites include PokerStars PA and multiple casino-affiliated platforms.

Pari-mutuel wagering available at tracks, racinos, and online simulcast.

Sweepstakes-style social casino apps operate legally alongside real-money gaming.

Legal since 2017 under HB 271; major DFS operators licensed.

State lottery offers scratch-offs, draw games, and iLottery nationwide.

Legal since June 2023 under SB 948; Bally's via state lottery monopoly launched slot and table games in spring 2024.

Two state casinos—Bally's Twin River Lincoln & Tiverton—operate land-based slots, tables, sports betting, and racebooks.

Retail and mobile betting legal since Nov 2018, via Sportsbook Rhode Island run by the state lottery. Remote registration began in 2020.

Online poker remains unregulated and unavailable despite iGaming legislation expanding other verticals.

Pari-mutuel wagering available at casino racebooks and via authorized ADW platforms.

Sweepstakes-style social casino apps are permitted in RI.

DFS platforms are openly licensed and operational.

State lottery since 1974; includes scratch-offs, Powerball, Mega Millions, keno, iLottery, and sports betting oversight.

Real-money online casinos are banned statewide; only social casinos are accessible.

No land-based casinos permitted; the Big M Casino cruise operates legally offshore from Little River.

Retail and online sportsbooks remain prohibited; no active legislation passed.

Online poker is not authorized; real-money games are banned.

Pari-mutuel horse wagering is not legal anywhere in the state.

Sweepstakes-style social casino platforms are accessible to SC residents.

DFS is not explicitly legalized and is treated as illegal gambling by state courts.

South Carolina Education Lottery offers scratch-offs and draw games since 2002.

No licensed real-money online casinos; only sweepstakes/social casino apps are permitted.

About 30 tribal and Deadwood casinos operate under state compacts in Deadwood and across the state.

Retail sports betting legal at Deadwood and tribal casinos since 2021; mobile/online statewide remains prohibited.

Online poker is explicitly forbidden under state law.

Pari-mutuel and simulcast horse wagering permitted statewide, including off-track and online racebooks.

Sweepstakes-style social casino apps are legal and available.

DFS platforms operate legally under state rules.

South Dakota Lottery offers scratch-offs, Powerball, Mega Millions, Dakota Cash, Lucky for Life, and video lottery terminals.

No licensed real-money online casinos or poker sites are allowed.

No commercial or tribal casinos exist in Tennessee.

Online/mobile sports betting only, operational since Nov 1, 2020 under the Sports Wagering Council; betting age 21+.

Prohibited under state law.

Pari-mutuel horse wagering is not permitted.

Sweepstakes-style social casino apps are available and allowed.

Legal since Fantasy Sports Act in 2016; major DFS operators are active.

Tennessee Education Lottery offers scratch-offs and draw games; online ticket sales not available.

Real-money online casinos are not permitted; only sweepstakes-style apps are accessible.

No commercial casinos allowed; three tribal Class II gaming venues operate legally under federal law.

Retail and mobile sportsbooks are prohibited; legislative efforts have repeatedly failed.

Online poker is not regulated or allowed under Texas law.

Pari-mutuel betting is legal at licensed racetracks and simulcast facilities.

Sweepstakes-style casino games (e.g. WOW Vegas, High 5, Pulsz) are allowed and popular.

DFS platforms like FanDuel and DraftKings operate legally, despite lack of formal regulation.

The Texas Lottery has been operating since 1992; new law (SB 3070) ends online ticket sales starting Sept 1, 2025.

Real-money online casinos are completely prohibited by Utah law.

There are no tribal or commercial casinos operating in the state.

Utah has a constitutional ban on sports wagering and no bills pending to change that.

Online poker is explicitly illegal and unregulated in Utah.

Pari-mutuel horse betting is banned even at live tracks.

Sweepstakes-style apps may operate only under strict compliance with promotional laws.

DFS operates in a legal gray area; platforms serve Utah but lack state authorization.

Utah is one of two states with no state-run or multi-state lottery participation.

Real-money online casino games are prohibited; only sweepstakes-style social casinos are available.

No commercial or tribal casinos operate in Vermont.

Online mobile sports betting has been legal since January 11, 2024, with DraftKings, FanDuel and Fanatics licensed.

Online poker is prohibited; no regulated poker platforms operate.

Pari-mutuel horse wagering is allowed via off-track and simulcast platforms.

Sweepstakes-style social casino apps are legally permitted.

DFS has been regulated since 2017 and platforms operate legally.

Vermont runs a state lottery with scratch-offs, Tri-State games, Powerball/Mega Millions; no online ticket sales.

Virginia does not authorize real-money online casinos; only social/sweepstakes platforms operate legally.

Seven active venues include Hard Rock Bristol, Rivers Portsmouth, Caesars Danville, and four Rosie's Gaming locations.

Retail and mobile sportsbooks have been operational since early 2021 under state regulation.

No licensed real-money poker sites are permitted under Virginia law.

Pari-mutuel and historical horse racing are allowed at Rosie's and other licensed facilities.

Sweepstakes-style and free-play casino apps are widely available and compliant with state law.

DFS is explicitly legal and regulated as a game of skill in Virginia since 2016.

Virginia Lottery offers in-store and online ticket sales, plus multi-state draw games.

Real-money online casinos and poker sites are prohibited under state law.

32-35 tribal casinos operate statewide under federal compacts.

Retail and on-site mobile sports wagering are legal since 2020 at tribal casinos only.

Online poker remains unlicensed and prohibited statewide.

Pari-mutuel horse wagering is not legal in the state.

Sweepstakes-style social casino platforms are banned state-wide.

DFS is prohibited under state law.

The Washington State Lottery offers scratch-offs and draw games.

DC does not authorize real-money online casino platforms.

There are no commercial or tribal casinos operating within Washington DC.

Retail and mobile sports betting is permitted via licensed operators like FanDuel and Caesars.

Online poker sites are not legal or regulated in the District.

There is no legal framework for pari-mutuel horse wagering in DC.

Sweepstakes and free-to-play casino apps are permitted and accessible.

DFS contests are available, though not formally regulated in DC.

DC offers lottery tickets, online draws, keno, and instant games via its official platform.

Legal since July 2020 under the Interactive Wagering Act; major platforms live with multiple skins from each casino licensee. Operators include DraftKings, BetMGM, Hollywood Casino Charles Town.

Five licensed casinos: Hollywood Charles Town, Mardi Gras Casino, Mountaineer, Greenbrier, and Wheeling Island—all also offer retail sportsbooks.

Legal since 2018 (retail) and online since Dec 2018; up to 3 online skins per casino, nine online and five retail sportsbooks operational.

Legal under 2019 Act and joined MSIGA in 2023; BetRivers is live as of mid-2025.

Pari-mutuel wagering and live racing available at racinos and tracks like Charles Town and Mountaineer.

Sweepstakes-style social casino platforms are allowed under promotional gaming laws.

DFS has been legal since 2016 and operates statewide under skill-game classification.

The West Virginia Lottery operates in-person and online, offering scratch-offs and multi-state draws.

Real-money online casino and poker sites are prohibited; only sweepstakes-style social casino apps are available.

22 tribal casinos operate across the state offering slots, table games, bingo, and keno.

Tribal in-person sportsbooks and kiosk apps are legal on reservation land; mobile betting confined to tribal properties.

Online real-money poker is banned by state statute.

No pari-mutuel horse wagering framework; live racing limited to fairs and occasional events.

Sweepstakes-based social casino platforms are accessible and legal statewide.

DFS platforms operate in state, with no explicit prohibition or licensing required.

The Wisconsin Lottery offers scratch-offs and multi-state draw games.

No regulated real-money online casino or poker platforms are permitted.

Four tribal casinos operate, offering Class III gaming and historical horse-racing machines.

Mobile and retail sportsbooks have been legal since 2021 under HB 133, with geofenced apps available statewide.

Online poker is explicitly prohibited under state gambling statutes.

Pari-mutuel wagering is allowed via historical horse-racing machines at licensed tribal venues and off-track parlors.

Sweepstakes-style social casino promotions are permitted under sweepstakes law.

DFS platforms operate legally and are regulated as fantasy contests.

Wyoming Lottery has been in operation since 2013, offering draw games like Powerball, Mega Millions, and Cowboy Draw (scratch-offs are not allowed).