Online Sportsbook Apps: Betly, BetSaracen, SBTech.

A fourth retail casino has yet to be opened but will be called the Legends Resort & Casino. There are currently three online sites to play at, with the first launching in March 2022. In February 2022, the Arkansas Joint Budget Committee finalized rules to expand sports betting, now offering it online for those with a land-based partner.

The first bet was taken in 2019, alongside the opening of Saracen Casino Resort. There are three retail sites in Arkansas.

When the legislation passed, it focused primarily on retail sports betting. Sports betting in Arkansas has been legal since November 2018.

Retail Sportsbooks: Footprint Center, Chase Field, Harrah’s Ak-Chin Casino, Arizona Downs, Mazatzal Hotel and Casino, Gila River Hotel and Casino at Vee Quiva, Gila River Hotel and Casino at Wild Horse Pass, Gila River Hotel and Casino at Lone Butte, Casino Del Sol, We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort, Desert Diamonds Casino Tucson, Desert Diamonds Casino Sahuarita, Desert Diamonds Casino West Valley, Paradise Casino, Turf Paradise.

Blue Bet, MaximBet, PointsBet, and SolSports are coming soon.

Online Sportsbook Apps: BetMGM Sportsbook, Caesars, DraftKings, FanDuel, WynnBET, BetRivers, SuperBook, SaharaBets, Golden Nugget, Betfred, Betway, Desert Diamond Sports, Hard Rock Sportsbook, Bally Bet and ESPN BET.

To date, the state has a total handle of close to $7.8 billion and has recorded gross revenues of close to $630 million. Today, there are 17 online sportsbooks available, with six of them launching on September 9, 2021. The current legislation allows for 20 online sportsbooks and retail sports betting. The first online sportsbooks came to the state in September 2021.

In April 2021, Arizona passed HB 2772, which allowed for retail and online sports betting in the state. Below, we’ll cover each sports betting state, including what forms of it are legal and how it came to be legal. When it comes to sports betting, there are 36 states and Washington, D.C., that are legal in some capacity.

Connecticut sports gambling legislation