Gambling in the US changes a lot from state to state. Some states have mobile sportsbooks and online casinos, some only have retail sportsbooks, some have tribal casinos, and some have very little. Knowing where members are helps everyone give better, state-specific answers.
Roll call: reply with
Roll call: reply with
- Your state (city or region if you're comfortable)
- What's legal and available where you live: mobile sports betting, retail sportsbooks, online casino, poker, tribal or commercial casinos, racetracks
- Your go-to local casino or card room
- One thing you wish your state would change, or one thing it gets right
- New members can find others in their state.
- Questions like "can I bet on college games in my state?" get better answers when someone local can weigh in.
- We'll use your replies to plan state-specific threads and guides.
- You must be 21+ to post here. That's also the minimum age for most legal betting in the US, though a few states and venues allow 18+.
- Please don't post ways to get around state laws or geolocation, or recommend offshore sites (see the forum rules).
- If you travel to bet, for example driving to a neighboring state, tell us where you go and why.