A Full List of United States Sportsbooks by State: Where Every Site Operates

Updated October 24, 2024

About 30 sportsbooks are operating legally in the United States now. And that's just counting traditional, licensed sportsbooks — not sweepstakes or DFS pick'em platforms. It can be tough to keep up — a few years ago thanks to new sportsbook launches, and now with all the shut downs.

DraftKings leads the way with 25+ states (including Washington D.C.), ahead of even market leader FanDuel, thanks to DK's exclusivity in New Hampshire and Oregon.

Right now, you can separate sportsbooks into three groups:

• Eight books operate in 10+ states, with bet365 the latest to join that club. These books control almost the entire U.S. market.
• Another six books are in 4+ states, but they're mostly the same states.
• Another ~20 books operate in just 1-2 states (also mostly the same states, like Michigan and Iowa, where the barrier to entry is low). And more and more are shutting down every month.

We put together a full list and interactive map of where every sportsbook operates. Red states don't have full online betting available, green means the book operates in that state, and gray means the state has online betting but the book is not there.

There are also always sportsbooks shutting down operations altogether or in different states, albeit not right away. So we may have some books on the list that have announced they're exiting a state but haven't actually done it yet. We've moved the fully-shutdown sportsbooks from this list and into The Sportsbook Graveyard.

If we've missed a book or state, hit me up on Twitter.

There are a few unique situations, like BetParx, which operates as Play Gun Lake in Michigan.

And we've only listed sportsbooks that are truly online and available from everywhere in the state. For example, BetMGM is available online only if you're inside an MGM casino in Mississippi.

Again, we're not including popular DFS platforms, or sweepstakes sportsbooks (though the Fliff promo code is a good option for bettors not in a legal betting state).

Here's a full grid by book, as well.