Iowa legalized online sports betting on August 15, 2019, and the Hawkeye State built something different. With up to 57 potential online sportsbook "skins" across 19 casino partners, Iowa has one of the most competitive betting markets in the country. Add a low 6.75% tax rate (one of the best nationally) and fully remote registration, and you've got a solid place to bet NBA games. If you're watching national TV matchups or following former Big Ten players in the pros, Iowa's got you covered.

Indiana legalized online sports betting on October 3, 2019, and the Hoosier State wasted no time building one of the country's most competitive markets. With 11+ licensed sportsbooks, a low 9.5% tax rate (one of the best in the nation), and the Indianapolis Pacers driving local basketball passion, Indiana is a solid place to bet on NBA games. If you're watching the Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse or building parlays on national TV games, Indiana's got you covered.

Illinois legalized online sports betting on June 18, 2020, and the Prairie State jumped straight into the deep end with 10 licensed sportsbooks. That's some serious competition, which means better promos, sharper odds, and more options for you. If you're riding with the Chicago Bulls at United Center or building Same Game Parlays on national TV games, Illinois has one of the best NBA betting markets in the country.

Florida legalized sports betting through a 30-year exclusive deal with the Seminole Tribe, and Hard Rock Bet launched online betting on December 5, 2023. The Sunshine State has one licensed sportsbook, but don't let that fool you. Hard Rock Bet covers every NBA game, offers competitive odds, and handles everything from spreads to Same Game Parlays. If you're watching the Miami Heat or Orlando Magic, or building parlays on national TV games, Florida's got you covered.

Delaware legalized sports betting way back in 2009, but online betting didn't arrive until December 27, 2023. Now the First State has one licensed online sportsbook (BetRivers), and while that might sound limiting, it's all you need for NBA betting. BetRivers covers every game, offers competitive odds, and handles everything from spreads to Same Game Parlays. If you're watching the 76ers across the border or building parlays on national TV games, Delaware's got you covered.

Connecticut legalized online sports betting on October 19, 2021, and while the Constitution State only has three licensed sportsbooks (DraftKings, FanDuel, Fanatics), that's all you need for NBA betting. These platforms cover every game, offer competitive odds, and handle everything from spreads to Same Game Parlays. If you're watching the Celtics across the border or the Knicks down in New York, or building parlays on national TV games, Connecticut's got you covered.

Colorado legalized sports betting on May 1, 2020, and the timing couldn't have been better. The Denver Nuggets won the 2023 NBA championship with two-time MVP Nikola Jokic leading the charge, and now 16+ licensed sportsbooks are fighting for your attention. If you're hammering Nuggets spreads at Ball Arena or building Same Game Parlays on national TV games, Colorado's got one of the best NBA betting markets in the country.

Arkansas legalized online sports betting in March 2022, and while the Natural State only has three licensed sportsbooks (Betly, BetSaracen, Oaklawn Sports), that's all you need for NBA betting. These platforms cover every game, offer competitive odds, and handle everything from spreads to Same Game Parlays. If you're watching the Grizzlies across the border or building parlays on national TV games, Arkansas has you covered.

Arizona legalized sports betting in 2021, right as the Phoenix Suns were building a contender with Kevin Durant, Devin Booker, and Bradley Beal. Now the Grand Canyon State has 14 licensed sportsbooks fighting for your action, massive welcome bonuses, and every NBA bet type you can think of. If you're hammering Suns spreads at Footprint Center or building 10-leg parlays on national TV games, Arizona's got you covered.