Washington State legalized sports betting on September 9, 2021, strictly at tribal casinos. Following the passage of HB 2638 in 2020, the state authorized sports wagering exclusively at tribal gaming facilities. Today, over 15 tribal casinos operate retail sportsbooks across the state, partnering with major brands like FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, and Caesars. Crucially, Washington has no statewide mobile betting. If you're watching the Portland Trail Blazers (default regional team) or betting on national TV games, Washington's got you covered at tribal casino locations.

South Dakota legalized sports betting on September 9, 2021, exclusively in the historic gambling town of Deadwood and at select tribal casinos. There is no statewide mobile betting or anywhere outside Deadwood. For those unable to make the trip to the Black Hills, Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) remains the primary legal option for mobile action. If you're watching the Minnesota Timberwolves (regional favorite) or betting on national TV games, South Dakota's got you covered in Deadwood.

North Dakota legalized sports betting in December 2021, exclusively through tribal casino sportsbooks. Following an agreement that recognized sports wagering as a Class III gaming activity under existing tribal compacts, the state's sovereign tribes moved forward with retail operations. There are no state-regulated online sports betting apps, for mobile play, residents rely on Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS). If you're watching the Minnesota Timberwolves (regional favorite) or betting on national TV games, North Dakota's got you covered at tribal casino locations.

New Mexico legalized NBA betting on October 16, 2018, making it the sixth state in the nation to accept a legal sports bet. You can legally bet on the NBA, but only at tribal casinos. There are no state-regulated online sportsbooks (like DraftKings or FanDuel) legally operating in New Mexico. Bettors looking for mobile convenience must rely on Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) apps or visit a tribal casino in person. If you're watching the Phoenix Suns (regional favorite) or betting on national TV games, New Mexico's got you covered at tribal casino locations.

Nebraska legalized sports betting on June 22, 2023, with the opening of the state's first legal sportsbook at WarHorse Casino in Lincoln. There are no legal online sports betting apps permitted statewide, you must be physically inside a casino to place wagers. For bettors who prefer digital convenience, Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) apps like DraftKings and FanDuel remain the primary legal alternative for playing from home. If you're watching the Denver Nuggets (regional favorite) or betting on national TV games, Nebraska's got you covered at racino locations.

Montana legalized sports betting on March 11, 2020, through a unique state lottery monopoly model. The mobile app works with a crucial twist: it only accepts wagers when you're physically inside a licensed retail location. This model makes NBA betting a social, community-focused activity deeply integrated into Montana's local bar culture. If you're watching the Denver Nuggets (regional favorite) or betting on national TV games, Montana's got you covered at local establishments.

Mississippi legalized sports betting on August 1, 2018, making it one of the first states to launch post-PASPA. Mississippi restricts betting to retail-only casino locations. While neighboring states like Louisiana and Tennessee offer statewide online betting, Mississippi requires bettors to physically travel to one of 26+ commercial or tribal casinos to place legal wagers. If you're watching the Memphis Grizzlies (regional favorite) or New Orleans Pelicans, Mississippi's got you covered at casino locations.

Online sports betting in Louisiana has grown rapidly, offering bettors access to a wide range of options, from NFL spreads and NBA player props to live MLB wagers, futures, parlays, and even smaller niche markets. Whether you’re an experienced bettor or just getting started, Louisiana provides plenty of platforms and betting styles to match the way you like to wager. All licensed sportsbooks in Louisiana, including major operators like FanDuel, DraftKings, Caesars, and BetMGM, are regulated by the Louisiana Gaming Control Board, ensuring a secure and reliable betting experience. You simply need to be of legal age, physically located in the state, and signed up with a licensed platform. This guide will walk you through everything that matters before placing a bet: legal requirements, state taxes, betting restrictions, standout sportsbooks, types of bets, and tips to maximize your experience in the Louisiana sports betting market.

Wyoming legalized online sports betting on September 1, 2021, becoming the nation's second online-only market. The Cowboy State features 5 licensed online sportsbooks with one of the most progressive regulatory frameworks nationally. Wyoming permits 18+ betting, unrestricted college sports betting, esports wagering, and operates with a 10% tax rate. If you're watching the Denver Nuggets (regional favorite) or betting on national TV games, Wyoming's got you covered.