There are currently only three mobile betting options available in the state, providing a limited online betting experience for residents.įind out more in our Arkansas sports betting guide.

The mobile sports betting market in Arkansas launched on March 7, 2022, though its steep 51% revenue share rate has since kept the major online sportsbooks away. It is legal to bet on sports in Arkansas, both online and in-person. Legal sportsbooks: Betly, Bet Saracen, and Oaklawn Sports More information can be found in our Arizona sports betting guide, and you can find all of the Arizona sportsbook bonuses here. It has been legal to bet on sports in Arizona since September 2021 and now 16 online sportsbooks operate mobile markets there while tribal casinos handle most of the retail action.Īrizona holds a 5.93% share of the total handle in the U.S., the 6th largest in the country.

In April 2021, the Arizona senate passed HB 2772 by a 23-6 margin which paved the way for both online and retail sports betting in the state. Legal sportsbooks: DraftKings, FanDuel, Caesars, BetMGM, BetRivers, Betfred, Unibet, Desert Diamond, Barstool, Hard Rock Bet, Betway, Bally Bet, Superbook, Golden Nugget, Sahara Bets, WynnBET, and TwinSpires.īoth online and in-person sports betting is legal in Arizona. Take a look at our Alaska sports betting guide. There are no legal sports betting options in Alaska, although there are ten tribal casinos, bingo halls, and pari-mutuel facilities that are spread across nine cities throughout the gigantic state.Ī sports betting bill (HB 385) was introduced to the state's legislature in February 2022 by Representative Adam Wool, but there has not been much momentum since. With those who live near the border able to cross over to place legal sports bets.Ĭheck out our Alabama sports betting page for more information. legal market that includes two of Alabama’s neighbors - Tennessee and Mississippi. State lawmakers are no doubt paying attention to the growing U.S. No bills were submitted during the 2023 legislative session. Bills aiming to legalize sports betting were introduced in 2019, 2020, 20, but ultimately failed. There is no legal sports gambling market in the state of Alabama. Offshore sportsbooks are not regulated and betting with them comes with risks. 💡 We strongly recommend only using legally operating online sportsbooks.

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