Tennessee legalized sports betting online only. All online wagers are being run through the state lottery in partnership with bookmaker William Hill. Sportsbook Rhode Island is the only online sportsbook operating in the state. Rhode Island approved online sports betting in March 2019. Sugarhouse Sportsbook PA went live in May 2019, and has since been followed by FanDuel, DraftKings, BetRivers, Fox Bet, Unibet, and Parx. Pennsylvania has quickly become a hub for online sports betting. You’ll need to get the Oregon-specific Scoreboard mobile app, released in October 2019, in order to place bets online. Online sports betting in Oregon is being run exclusively by the state lottery. DraftKings, FanDuel, Yahoo! Sports, and nearly every major casino company have launched online betting apps in New Jersey, and more are likely on the way. Perhaps unsurprisingly, New Jersey was one of the first states to legalize online sports betting after the US Supreme Court ruling on PAPSA. However, you still have to verify your identity and make an initial deposit by creating an account in-person at a casino office. That means online sports betting has been legal in the state for quite some time. The state most synonymous with gambling in the US, Nevada was actually exempted from PAPSA. The state lottery has partnered with DraftKings, so that’s the only online operator for placing wagers in the state. New Hampshire approved online sports betting in June 2019. Right now, only one tribal casino is offering a mobile app to take advantage of this option. You can only place a mobile wager while you’re located on casino property. Mississippi has legalized online sports betting, although it’s pretty restrictive. Online sports betting is legal in Michigan as of December 2019, but there are no platforms accepting wagers just yet. But, at least until the start of 2021, you’ll have to show up in-person at a licensed casino in the state in order to create an online sports betting account. Iowa legalized online sportsbooks in August 2019. Online sports betting went live in Indiana in October 2019 with the launch of sportsbooks from DraftKings and BetRivers as well as FanDuel. But, there aren’t any online sportsbooks operating just yet. The state created a process to allow in-person and online sports betting through existing casinos in late 2019.
Illinois has been crawling slowly towards online sports betting.
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