FSGA works with state and federal politicians, regulators, lobbyists, as well as individual FSGA member companies to monitor sports betting state legislation.
Last Updated: 07/15/24
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2 | State | Bill/Law | Regulations | Regulator | Status | Mobile? | Tax | Potential Operators | # of Skins | License Fee for Sportsbook Operator | Renewal Fee | Current Online Operators | Notes |
3 | Arizona | Section 5-1301 (event wagering) | Final Rules | Department of Gaming | Launched Sept, 2021 | Yes | 10% online, 8% at casino | Tribes, professional sports teams | 1 skin | $750k | $150k | https://gaming.az.gov/approved-operators-retail-locations-0 | |
4 | Arkansas | AR Issue 4 - 2018 Ballot Initiative | Final Rules | AR State Racing Commission | Sports betting on premises starting July, 2019, online sports betting approved November, 2021 | Yes | 13% on first $150 million in total gambling revenue, 20% on revenue above that | Up to 4 casinos | up to 2 skins | $250k casino license fee | Not defined, good for 10 years | Oaklawn, Southland (Betly), Saracen | Sports betting approved as part of voter referendum in Nov, 2018 to authorize 4 casinos in the state. Gaming Commission proposed rules for online sports betting in 11/2021. Mobile sports betting launched in April, 2022. |
5 | Colorado | Title 44, Article 30 Part 15 | Published Rules | Department of Revenue - Division of Gaming | Launched May, 2020 | Yes | 10.00% | 33 commercial casinos | 1 per license | Up to $125k, depending on cost of suitability investigation | Up to $125k, good for 2 years | https://sbg.colorado.gov/licensed-sports-books-and-operators | Voter referendum, Prop DD, passed with 51.5% of the vote in November, 2019 |
6 | Connecticut | Title 12, Chapter 229b | Subtitle 12-865 | Dept of Consumer Protection - Gaming Division | Launched Oct, 2021 | Yes | 13.75% | 2 tribes, 1 lottery | 1 each | $250k | $150k | Fanatics, DraftKings, FanDuel | |
7 | Delaware | Title 29, Chapter 48 | Admin. Code Title 10 | Delaware Lottery | Parlays were grandfathered in under PASPA, sports betting started June, 2018 | Yes | 50.00% | Lottery only | 1 | N/A | N/A | BetRivers | BetRivers signed exclusive deal with Lottery in 2023. Legislation pending in 2024 to allow additional online operators |
8 | District of Columbia | DC Council Bill 25-0753 | Final and Emergency Regulations | Office of Lottery and Gaming | Bets began in June, 2020. Moved to a competitive online license model in May, 2024 | Yes, authorized up to 7 online operators in May, 2024 | 30.00% | DC Lottery, Sports venues (Class A), and retail (Class B) | 1 per sports team + 1 or more through Office of Lottery | Mobile license through sports team - $2mil for 5 years | $1 million every 5 years | FanDuel, BetMGM, Caesars | |
9 | Florida | Chapter 285, Part II | Florida Administrative Code | Active, may change due to pending litigation TBD | Yes,1 operator | 13.75-15.75% depending on several factors | Seminole Tribe w/ parimutuels operating through tribe | Tribe (unlimited) +1 per parimutuel | N/A | N/A | Hard Rock Digital | Seminole Tribe State Gaming Compact | |
10 | Illinois | 230 ILCS 230 45/Art. 25 | Permanent Rules | IL Gaming Board | Began taking bets in June, 2020 | Yes | 20% on first $30M 25% on next $30-50M 30% on next $50-$100M 35% on next $100-$200M 40% on $200M+ | Casinos (10), tracks, pro sports venues, 3 online-only licenses | 1 per license | 5% of revenue, up to $10 million for casinos/tracks, $20 million for online-only operator, $10 million for sports venues, | $1 million every 4 years | Management Service Provider Licensees | Increased tax rate from 15% to graduated rate depending on operator revenue (up to 40%) in May, 2024 |
11 | Indiana | Title 4, Article 38 | Final Rules | IN Gaming Commission | Launched Oct, 2019 | Yes | 9.50% | Casinos (14), racetracks, OTBs | 3 per license | $100k | Annual $50k admin fee | List of sports wagering licensees | |
12 | Iowa | Title III, Chapter 99F | IAC 491 - Chapter 13 | IA Racing and Gaming Commission | Launched Aug, 2019 | Yes | 6.75% | Casinos (19), racetracks | 2 per license holder | $45k | $10k annual | List of sports wagering operators | |
13 | Kansas | Chapter 74 Article 87 | Sports Wagering Regulations | KS Racing and Gaming Commission | Launched Sept, 2022 | Yes | 10.00% | Casinos (4) | 3 per license | TBD by Commission | TBD by Commission | BetMGM, Caesars, DraftKings, ESPN Bet, Fanatics, FanDuel | Pro teams also get an additional 'graphical user interface' |
14 | Kentucky | Chapter 230 | Permanent Rules | KY Horse Racing Commission | Law effective March 31, launched Sept 7 at retail and Sept 28 online | Yes | 9.75% at tracks, 14.25% online | Racetracks (8) | 3 per track (24 total) | $50,000 initial | $10k annual | See Service Provider List | Allows age 18+ |
15 | Louisiana | Title 27 | Current Regulations | Louisiana Gaming Control Board | Retail and mobile sports betting is allowed in 55 of 64 parishes in the state. | Yes | 10% retail, 15% online | Casinos and racinos (20) plus state lottery. | 2 per casino | $250,000 | $500,000 for first five years. | Bet365, BetMGM, BetRivers, Caesars, DraftKings, ESPN Bet, FanDuel, ClutchBet | |
16 | Maine | Title 8, Chapter 35 | Chapter 50 | Maine Gambling Control Unit | Launched Nov, 2023 | Yes | 10% | Four tribes authorized to conduct online sports betting, plus up to 10 retail licenses for casinos, horse racing tracks and off-track betting facilities. | N/A | $200,000 for four years. | $200,000 for four years. | Caesars, DraftKings | |
17 | Maryland | Article 9, Subtitle 1E | Final Regulations plus amendments | Lottery and Gaming Control | Retail started Dec 2021, mobile Nov, 2022 | yes | 15.00% | direct mobile licenses, casinos, gaming establishments | N/A | See chart | See chart | Betfred, BetMGM, BetPARX, BetRivers, Caesars, Crab Sports, DraftKings, ESPN Bet, Fanatics, FanDuel, SuperBook | |
18 | Massachusetts | Part I, Title II, Chapter 23N | Final Compiled Rules | MA Gaming Commission | Retail started Jan. 2023, Mobile March 2023. | Yes | 20% online; 15% retail | 15 online licenses (7 open, 8 tied to land-based partner) | N/A | N/A | N/A | BetMGM, Caesars, DraftKings, ESPN Bet, Fanatics, FanDuel | |
19 | Michigan | Chapter 432 | Adopted Rules | MI Gaming Control Board | Retail started March, 2020, Mobile January 2021 | Yes | 8.40% | Commercial casinos (3), tribes (12) | 1 sports betting brand per tribe, 1 per commercial casino | $50,000 application fee + $100,000 first year license | $50,000 annually | BetMGM, BetRivers, Caesars, DraftKings, Eagle Casino & Sports, ESPN Bet, Fanatics, FanDuel, FireKeepers, Four Winds, BetPARX, SI (Sports Illustrated), WynnBET | |
20 | Mississippi | Title 75, Chapter 76 | Title 13, Part 9 | MS Gaming Commission | Launch Aug. 2018 | No | 12.00% | Casinos | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
21 | Montana | MCA Title 23 | Adopted Rules | MT Lottery Commission | Launched March 2020 | No, on premises at certain taverns only | N/A | Lottery only | N/A | N/A | N/A | Sports Bet Montana | |
22 | Nebraska | Chapter 9 Article 1110 | Final Rules and Regulations | NE Racing and Gaming Commission | Retail launched June, 2023 | No | 20.00% | Racetrack casinos | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
23 | Nevada | NRS Chap. 463 | Final Regs | Nevada Gaming Control Board | Legalized in 1949 | Yes, in-person registration required | 6.75% | 300+ casinos | 1 per license holder | $500 | $500 | Atlantis, Betfred, BetMGM, B-Connected sports, Circa, Caesars, Rampart, Southpoint, STN, TI, SuperBook, William Hill, WynnBet | |
24 | New Hampshire | Title XXIV, Chapter 287-I | Final Rules | NH Lottery Investigation and Compiance Division | Mobile launched December, 2019 | Yes, up to 5 mobile operators | 51.00% | Up to 5 mobile operators. Up to 10 retail operators if approved by local ballot | 1 current online operator | TBD based on agreement w/ NH Lottery | TBD based on agreement w/ NH Lottery | DraftKings | Allows age 18+ |
25 | New Mexico | 2015 Tribal-State Class III Gaming Compacts | N/A | New Mexico Gaming Control Board | Tribal-state compacts effective in 2015. Based on interpretation of tribal-state compacts several tribes began offering sports betting upon invalidation of PASPA (May, 2018) | No, tribal casino only | 2% of combined net win up to $6mil, 8.75% up to $40mil, 9.5% up to $80m, 10% over $80m | Tribes only | N/A | $75,000 to $182,500 | Same | N/A | New Mexico has never passed a sports betting authorization law, but by effect of the tribal-state compacts that allow all class III gaming not federally prohibited, tribes have authority to offer sports betting at their casinos |
26 | New Jersey | Title 5, Chapter 12A | Title 13, Chapter 69 | NJ Division of Gaming Enforcement | Launched retail July, 2018, Mobile August 2018 | Yes | 8.5% land-based, 13% online +1.25% to Atlantic City development agency | Casinos (9), racetracks (2) | 3 per license holder | $100,000 | Based on administrative cost | See List | |
27 | New York | Title 8, Chapter 47-A, Section 1367 and 1367-A | NYCCR Title 9 Subtitle T, Chapter IV, Subchapter B, Part 5330 | NY Gaming Commission | Retail in July 2019, Mobile Jan 2022 | Yes | 51.00% | 9 mobile operators, retail at casinos | n/a | $25M for 10-year license | $5 M | Bally Bet, BetMGM, Caesars, DraftKings, FanDuel, Resorts World Bet, Rush Street, Wynn | |
28 | North Carolina | Chapter 18, Article 9 | Final Compiled Rules | NC Lottery Commission | Retail Launch March, 2021, Mobile launch March, 2024 | Yes | 18.00% | 1 per each pro sports team facility (5), pro tour golf course (2), PGA (1), NASCAR (1), motorsports facility (2) and tribe with a gaming compact (2) | 1 per license holder | $1 million | $1 million (every 5 years) | See List | |
29 | North Dakota | By tribal compact | N/A | ND Indian Affairs Commission | Retail at tribal casinos only, launched Dec, 2021 | No | N/A | up to 5 tribes via tribal-state gaming compact | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
30 | Ohio | Title 37, Chapter 3775 | Compiled Rules | Ohio Casino Control Commission | Mobile and retail launch January 1, 2023 | Yes | 20.00% | Mobile operators directly, casinos, sports facilities | 2 skins per casino | see chart on page 4 | see chart on page 4 | See List | |
31 | Oregon | Authorized in 1989 | Official Lottery Rules | Oregon Lottery Commission | Oregon Scoreboard app launched online 2019, switched to DraftKings in 2022. Tribal casinos opened retail in 2019 | Yes | 51% | Lottery, tribal casinos | n/a | n/a | n/a | DraftKings | |
32 | Pennsylvania | Title 4,Chapter 13C | Final Regulations, subpart q | PA Gaming Control Board | Retail launch Nov 2018, Mobile launch May 2019 | Yes | 34% + 2% local assessment | Casinos (12) | 1 per license holder | $10 million | $250k, every 5 years | Betfred, BetMGM, BetPARX, BetRivers, Betway, Caesars, DraftKings, ESPN Bet, FanDuel, Fanatics, PlaySugarHouse, Unibet | |
33 | Puerto Rico | No. 81-2019 | Final Regulations | PR Gaming Commission | Mobile launch in 2023 | Yes | 7% in person, 12% online | Casinos (16), Off-track betting parlors, hotels, other locations approved by Commission | TBD by Commission | minimum of $50,000 per license (primary locations and online) | TBD by Commission | BetMGM, Caesars | |
34 | Rhode Island | Chapter 61.2 | Official Rules - Chapter 20, Part III | RI Lottery | Retail began June, 2018, mobile began Sept, 2019 | Yes | 51% revenue share | 1 - Sportsbook Rhode Island | Lottery only | N/A | N/A | Sportsbook Rhode Island | Available to ages 18+ |
35 | South Dakota | Chapter 42-7B | Administrative Rules Article 20:18 | SD Commission on Gaming | Launched retail Sept, 2021 | No | 9% | Casinos in Deadwood, tribes | N/A | $5,000 | $2,000 | N/A | |
36 | Tennessee | Tenn. Code Ann. § 4-49-101 | Final Rules | Sports Wagering Advisory Council | Mobile Launched in Nov. 2020. | Yes, mobile only | 1.85% of Handle (amount bet) | Mobile operators directly | 1 | $750k | $750k annual | See List | |
37 | Vermont | Title 31 Chapter 25 | Sports Wagering Procedures | VT Department of Liquor and Lottery | Mobile launched Jan, 2024 | Yes | 20% or more based on agreement w/ operator applicants | Up to six based on scoring criteria determined by VT Board of Liquor and Lottery | N/A | $500k | TBD based on # of online operators | DraftKings, Fanatics, FanDuel | |
38 | Virginia | Title 58.1, Chapter 40 Article 2 | Final Regulations | Virginia Lottery Board | Mobile went live Jan, 2021. Retail began in Jan, 2023. | Yes | 15.00% | Minimum of 4 online operators, maximum of 12. Additionally, sports teams and facilities in VA can offer their own platform. If casinos approved by local referendum (up to 5), each casino can offer their own platform and on-site sportsbook. | 1 per license holder | $250k + $50k application fee (good for 3 years) | $200k | See List - Approvals tab | No bets on games involving in-state college teams |
39 | Washington | Chapter 9.46 | Sports Wagering Menu | Washington Gambling Commission | First bets taken in September, 2021 | No, tribal casino only | N/A | Tribes only | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | Requires Tribal-State compact amendments before tribes can take bets |
40 | West Virginia | Chapter 29, Article 22D | Final Emergency Rules | WV Lottery | Retail launch Aug, 2018, mobile launched Jan, 2018. | Yes | 10.00% | Casinos/tracks (5) | 3 per license holder | $100,000 | $100,000, good for 5 years | Betly, BetMGM, BetRivers, Caesars, DraftKings, ESPN Bet, Fanatics, FanDuel | |
41 | Wisconsin | Tribal-State Compacts | N/A | Office of Indian Gaming and Regulatory Compliance | 4 tribes have amended compacts to allow sports betting as of June 2024 | Mobile very limited to tribal lands and facilities | N/A | Tribes only | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
42 | Wyoming | Title 9, Chapter 24, Article 1 | Permanent Rules | Wyoming Gaming Commission | Launched Sept, 2021 | Yes, mobile only | 10% | At least 5 direct mobile licenses | N/A | $100,000 | $50,000 after 5 years | See List - Operators |
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