Kentucky sports betting: Is legal sports betting available in Kentucky?

Is sports betting legal in Kentucky? We look at the latest information.

No, sports betting in Kentucky is not legal at this time.

Sports betting in Kentucky

Kentucky lawmakers were unable to pass legislation to introduce sports wagering in 2019, but lawmakers voted unanimously to advance HB137 out of the House of Representatives Licensing and Occupations Committee on Jan. 15, 2020. This bill included an amendment which allowed betting on in-state college teams such as the University of Kentucky and University of Louisville, as well as Murray State, etc. According to sources, the Kentucky General Assembly had said legalizing sports betting is a priority during the 2020 legislative session.

Online sportsbooks in Kentucky

None.

Retail sportsbooks in Kentucky

There are no legal retail sportsbooks in Kentucky, but it might not be long until this comes into fruition, perhaps even involving places such as horse tracks Churchill Downs, Keeneland, etc. …

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Alabama sports betting: Is legal sports betting available in Alabama?

Is sports betting legal in Alabama? We look at the latest information.

No, sports betting in Alabama is not legal at this time.

Sports betting in Alabama

Lawmakers made four attempts to pass sports wagering legislation, but none made it to a vote. In February 2020, HB301 was introduced and was currently in committee.

Online sportsbooks in Alabama

None.

Retail sportsbooks in Alabama

None. It’s unlikely this will be changing anytime soon in the ultra-conservative state.

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Wyoming sports betting: Is legal sports betting available in Wyoming?

Is sports betting legal in Wyoming? We look at the latest information.

No, sports betting in Wyoming is not legal at this time.

Sports betting in Wyoming

There was a bill proposed to make online sports wagering legal, except player props and betting on Wyoming college teams. It was defeated early in 2020.

Online sportsbooks in Wyoming

None.

Retail sportsbooks in Wyoming

None.

For more sports betting information and betting tips, visit SportsbookWire.com. And follow @SportsbookWire on Twitter and on Facebook.

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Wisconsin sports betting: Is legal sports betting available in Wisconsin?

Is sports betting legal in Wisconsin? We look at the latest information.

No, sports betting in Wisconsin is not legal at this time.

Sports betting in Wisconsin

Wisconsin has 19 tribal casinos, but also has a ban on sports betting written in its constitution. There is no movement currently in making legislation to amend the constitution and legalize sports betting.

Online sportsbooks in Wisconsin

None.

Retail sportsbooks in Wisconsin

None.

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New Mexico sports betting: Is legal sports betting available in New Mexico?

Is sports betting legal in New Mexico? We look at the latest information.

Yes, sports betting in New Mexico is legal.

Sports betting in New Mexico

Legal sports betting in New Mexico began in August 2018. It was the sixth state in the United States to allow it. Legal sports bets can be placed at some casinos in the state but there is no legal online betting in New Mexico.

Bets on sports involving the University of New Mexico or New Mexico State are not allowed.

Online sportsbooks in New Mexico

None.

Retail sportsbooks in New Mexico

  • Hilton Buffalo Thunder Resort & Casino, Sante Fe
  • Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino, Mescalero
  • Isleta Resort & Casino, Albuquerque
  • Santa Ana Star Casino, Santa Ana Pueblo

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Iowa sports betting: Is legal sports betting available in Iowa?

Is sports betting legal in Iowa? We look at the latest information.

Yes, sports betting in Iowa is legal.

Sports betting in Iowa

In August 2019, it became legal in Iowa to bet on pro and college sports. It is open only to adults at least 21 years old.

There are currently no sport restrictions, although it is up to the individual sportsbooks to decide what bets and sports to offer. Bets can be placed at participating casinos and using mobile apps from those casinos if they are available.

Online sportsbooks in Iowa

  • DraftKings
  • Elite Casinos
  • Hard Rock Online
  • PointsBet Mobile
  • Q Casino
  • William Hill

Retail sportsbooks in Iowa

  • Ameristar, Council Bluffs
  • Catfish Bend, Burlington
  • Diamond Jo, Dubuque
  • Diamond Jo Worth, Northwood
  • Grand Falls, Larchwood
  • Hard Rock, Sioux City
  • Harrah’s, Council Bluffs
  • Horseshoe, Council Bluffs
  • Isle, Bettendorf
  • Isle, Waterloo
  • Lakeside, Osceola
  • Prairie Meadows, Altoona
  • Q Casino, Dubuque
  • Rhythm City, Davenport
  • Riverside Casino
  • Wild Rose, Clinton
  • Wild Rose, Emmetsburg
  • Wild Rose, Jefferson

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Nebraska sports betting: Is legal sports betting available in Nebraska?

Is sports betting legal in Nebraska? We look at the latest information.

No, sports betting in Nebraska is not legal at this time.

Sports betting in Nebraska

While it is not now legal, there was legislation earlier this year proposing to recategorize sports betting as “authorized games of skill.”

Online sportsbooks in Nebraska

None.

Retail Sportsbooks in Nebraska

None.

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Tennessee sports betting: Is legal sports betting available in Tennessee?

Is sports betting legal in Tennessee? We look at the latest information.

Yes, sports betting in Tennessee is legal, but not available yet.

Sports betting in Tennessee

Republican Governor Bill Lee let a sports wagering bill become state law despite the fact he did not sign the bill. He said he allowed the bill to become law because it did not include casino gambling expansion or any other gambling expansion.

Tennessee passed H001, a mobile sports betting bill which allows the Volunteer State to collect revenue from domestic mobile sports betting.

From Nashville’s WRKN.com, “The rules still need the lottery board’s approval at a yet-to-be-scheduled meeting. Then the lottery would begin taking applications for companies looking to run online sportsbooks in the state, among other entities seeking licenses to get involved at various levels.”

Betting on the state’s college teams will be permitted, but in-game play – or “Live” bets – on collegiate events will not.

Online sportsbooks in Tennessee

None – at the moment.

Tennessee residents are permitted to use mobile sportsbooks to use official league data for wagering. However, there are no mobile or online betting sites available yet. A major sticking point has been a “parlay” rule. If one selection in the parlay ends in a tie, most books consider that a push, allowing the bettor to win the next-lowest level parlay payoff (Ex: A 4-team parlay that is 3-0-1 will pay as a 3-teamer). However, Tennessee wants a parlay that includes a tie to be a losing bet.

Retail sportsbooks in Tennessee

None.

In the meantime, if Vols want to get their gambling fix, in the eastern part of the state they can take a ride through the Smoky Mountains to Cherokee, N.C. In the western part of the state they can head across the Mississippi River to nearby West Memphis, Ark.

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South Carolina sports betting: Is legal sports betting available in South Carolina?

Is sports betting legal in South Carolina? We look at the latest information.

No, sports betting in South Carolina is not legal at this time.

Sports betting in South Carolina

The Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) of 1992 was repealed by the Supreme Court in 2018, but the state of South Carolina hasn’t made a move to get into the business of gambling and sports wagering.

There are several sports betting bills which have been presented to the South Carolina State Legislature in Columbia. However, there is no movement to have brick and mortal gambling sites in the Palmetto State anytime soon.

Online sportsbooks in South Carolina

None.

Retail sportsbooks in South Carolina

None, but residents of the Upstate are just a short ride to Cherokee, N.C. if they want to visit a sportsbook.

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North Carolina sports betting: Is legal sports betting available in North Carolina?

Is sports betting legal in North Carolina? We look at the latest information.

Yes, sports betting in North Carolina is legal.

Sports betting in North Carolina

North Carolina became the seventh U.S. state in 2019 to legalize wagering on sports when Democrat Governor Roy Cooper signed bill S 154 into law back in July 2019.

The legislature in Raleigh did not pass a mid-session proposal in 2019 to ban wagering on in-state collegiate teams such as Duke, North Carolina, N.C. State, Wake Forest, etc. …

Online sportsbooks in North Carolina

None.

Retail sportsbooks in North Carolina

Retail sportsbooks are limited to two State Tribal Casinos located in the Cherokee, N.C. area, which is roughly an hour southwest of Asheville, and approximately three hours west of the Charlotte area.

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