Six US states have legalized online casinos

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Six US states have legalized online casinos
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The US Supreme Court struck down PASPA as unconstitutional in 2018. Since then, more than 30 states have pushed through legal reforms and paved the way for land-based sports books and all but a handful have legalized online betting.

Washington state does not prohibit online gambling games. Offshore casinos are available to all. It is only the provision of online casino services that is illegal.

Six US states have legalized online casinos. Lawmakers might consider making reforms to allow platforms to be licensed to operate officially within state borders. The situation is complicated by existing arrangements that many states has with Native American tribes.

Six US states have legalized online casinos. Delaware was the first to do so in 2012. New Jersey was also an early adopter with online casino. The first ones went live in 2013 in New York. In 2019, the West Virginia Lottery Commission approved three more casinos, and more are due to be approved in the coming months. Pennsylvania legalized it in 2019. Michigan has licensed two online gambling in 2021. Connecticut will launch its online gaming at the end of 2021, but it's restricted to web-based versions of its existing tribal casinos only.

Six US states have legalized online casinos. Delaware was the first to do so in 2012. New Jersey was also an early adopter with online casino. The first one went live in 2013 in New York. West Virginia legalized it in 2019. Pennsylvania legalized in 2018. Michigan legalized its online gambling in 2021. Connecticut legalized them in the end of 2021 and has licensed two so far.