Posted on 05/14/2018 11:59:09 AM PDT by C19fan
By a 6-3 margin, the U.S. Supreme Court has struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act, which paves the way for legalized nationwide sports gambling. States can now decide on their own if they want to offer gambling within their borders.
But which states will offer gambling, and when? Thats a trickier question. Even in the best-case scenario, itll still be several weeks before you can make legal bets and thats in states where gambling bills have already passed through the appropriate state legislatures. If your state hasnt even started considering the possibility of legalized gambling, it could be awhile.
Heres the current rundown of gambling legality by state. If your state isnt listed, assume gambling is a no-go for now.
(Note: this list is a work-in-progress, and will be updated as we learn more from each state. Meantime, if you have information on a states progress toward legalized gambling, let us know so we can provide the most updated information possible.)
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Monmouth Park may come out of its coma.
It’s been a few years since I’ve been to Virginia but I think it may be one of the few states with a state-controlled liquor store system too.
North Carolina has unregulated gambling because it is illegal. But you still see Sweepstakes stores in Rockingham county and video poker in gas stations.
I dont think its legal in CA but cant you just do it online? Or is that only horses?
That is correct. Can buy beer and wine at the supermarket but anything harder have to go to the state ABC store.
The Cherokee casino at the NC side of the SMoky Mountains must make buffo money because it is the only legal place in a couple of hundred mile radius.
“I dont think its legal in CA but cant you just do it online? Or is that only horses?”
Dogs and cats are also allowed:)
MS is waiting to pounce.
All that sweet $EC action goes through Biloxi!
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