SLS organizes sportsbook research by jurisdiction because legal authority, license structure, available brands, and account rules change across state lines. Every directory identifies the regulator and either publishes a regulator-verified operator snapshot or points directly to the regulator’s live licensing source when a static list would create a stale-data risk.
Coverage is grouped by region for navigation only. Legal eligibility still depends on the exact jurisdiction, physical location, regulator, account requirements, and current operator status.
Connecticut identifies three authorized online sports-wagering platforms, each operating through an approved casino or lottery relationship.
Maine’s Gambling Control Unit identifies the mobile platforms operating through approved tribal partnerships and remains the source of truth for current authorization and operating status.
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission publishes current Category 3 online and mobile sports-wagering licensees, together with licensing and responsible-gaming information for the regulated market.
The New Hampshire Lottery identifies DraftKings as the state’s exclusive digital sports-betting operator and provides the state’s official sports-wagering information and responsible-gaming resources.
The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement publishes licensed and operating online sports-wagering pools and ties each consumer-facing platform to its approved casino or racetrack licensee.
New York’s mobile sports-wagering operators are selected and regulated by the New York State Gaming Commission, which publishes the authoritative market and revenue information for the state.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board publishes online sports-wagering operators licensed and available in Pennsylvania.
Rhode Island operates a state-authorized online sportsbook product through Sportsbook Rhode Island, with official access and responsible-gaming information provided through the state lottery system.
Vermont selected three mobile sports-wagering operators through the Department of Liquor and Lottery, which publishes the official operator, rules, and responsible-gaming information for the state.
District sports wagering combines districtwide mobile access with venue-linked and Class B licensing. Current operators and geographic permissions should be checked through the Office of Lottery and Gaming.
Delaware uses a state-controlled online wagering structure, with BetRivers powering the authorized online sportsbook product.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming publishes the online sports-wagering platforms permitted to serve users in Maryland and distinguishes regulated platforms from illegal or unlicensed alternatives.
Virginia publishes approved sports-betting permit holders through the Virginia Lottery, including permit and partner information.
West Virginia regulates online sports wagering through the state Lottery and casino-partnered service providers, with operator status and consumer complaints handled through the regulated lottery framework.
Arkansas mobile sports wagering is tied to licensed casino operators and state racing-commission oversight. Current platform and license relationships should be confirmed through the commission.
Florida’s regulator states that legal online sports wagers generally must be placed through sportsbooks operated by or in conjunction with the Seminole Tribe of Florida.
Kentucky regulates online and retail sports wagering through the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation, which maintains licensing, operator, and responsible-gaming information for the market.
Louisiana publishes licensed sports-wagering platforms through the Gaming Control Board. Legal entities, consumer brands, and platform names may not always change at the same time.
The North Carolina State Lottery Commission publishes approved interactive sports-wagering operators and service providers.
The Tennessee Sports Wagering Council publishes approved mobile sports-wagering operator licensees and remains the authoritative source for current license status, exclusions, and regulatory requirements.
The Illinois Gaming Board publishes the current online sportsbooks authorized to offer wagering in Illinois, giving users a regulator-maintained reference for the active mobile market.
Indiana’s active-vendor table combines retail, mobile, casino, and platform relationships. The commission remains the source of truth for current operating status.
Iowa publishes licensed sports-wagering operators, internet sites, and casino relationships through the Racing and Gaming Commission.
Kansas online wagering is offered through state casino partnerships overseen by the Kansas Lottery. Current platforms should be checked against the Lottery’s live sports-betting page.
Michigan licenses online sports-betting platforms through commercial casinos and federally recognized tribes. Platform-provider relationships are updated by the Gaming Control Board.
Missouri launched regulated sports wagering after voter approval and maintains current mobile and retail licensing information through the Gaming Commission.
Ohio separates sports-gaming proprietors, mobile management services providers, and operating brands in its licensing structure.
Arizona publishes event-wagering operators together with their tribal or sports-franchise partners. The regulator source is the safest current reference because approved tables can include rebrands, exits, and partner changes.
Colorado supports a broad casino-tethered sports-betting market. The Division of Gaming maintains the authoritative licensing records for master licenses, operators, and internet providers.
The Montana Lottery identifies Sports Bet Montana as the state’s exclusive sportsbook product and provides the official rules, locations, account information, and responsible-gaming resources.
Nevada sportsbook access is tied to licensed gaming establishments and state gaming rules. Account registration and mobile availability can vary by operator and property.
The Oregon Lottery identifies DraftKings as the statewide online sportsbook provider for its sports-wagering product and remains the official source for access, rules, and responsible-play information.
The Wyoming Gaming Commission publishes online sports-wagering permit holders and associated business names, making the live permit-holder record the authoritative source for current market status.
Puerto Rico regulates internet sports wagering through the Gaming Commission’s Sports Betting and Fantasy Contest Bureau.
These counts use only the state pages where SLS publishes a current regulator-backed operator snapshot. States using a live regulator directory are intentionally excluded rather than guessed.
The footprint is an availability comparison—not a ranking, endorsement, quality score, or promise that any individual user can open an account.
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Some jurisdictions use open competitive licensing, others rely on casino or tribal partnerships, and several operate a single state-directed platform. That structure affects brand availability and how licensing records should be read.
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Covered jurisdictions in the current directory.
Covered jurisdictions in the current directory.
Covered jurisdictions in the current directory.
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Authorization is the first screen, not the final decision. Users should evaluate the exact price, rules, account controls, and current operator terms that apply to them.
Confirm that the operator appears on the current regulator source for the jurisdiction where you are physically located.
Compare the full betting proposition—the market, line, odds, and settlement rules—not just the brand or headline payout.
Review how the book handles pushes, voids, postponed events, pitcher or player designations, and other market-specific conditions.
Review deposit, withdrawal, verification, limit, self-exclusion, cool-off, and responsible-gaming controls before opening an account.
State pages document operator availability from the regulator source shown on each page. Inclusion does not represent an advertising relationship, affiliate arrangement, paid placement, quality ranking, or recommendation from Sports Line Signal.
When SLS publishes direct operator links, those links are limited to entities shown as licensed and authorized in the jurisdiction identified on the relevant research page when the page was last verified. When a regulator’s public data contains complex entity relationships, rebrands, or fast-changing status, SLS links to the live regulator directory instead of guessing.
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