States That Regulate Online Gambling

Several states in the US have enacted legislation regulating online gambling. Online casinos are web-based gaming platforms that enable gamblers to play casino games online. The casino allows players to place bets, withdraw winnings, and add money to their accounts.

In addition to online casinos, some states have also started regulating sports betting. Delaware, New Jersey, and Nevada are legal states where online gambling is allowed. Online casinos in these states are available for both players and operators.

Colorado is expected to launch its regulated sports betting industry in May 2020. In 2021, Maryland will legalize online sports betting and in 2022, Indiana and Illinois will also join the industry. In 2023, Rhode Island will add online sports betting.

365Kub , New Mexico, Utah, and Idaho are also expected to join the industry. Illinois will launch online sports betting in June 2020. The state's commercial casino industry has already been in place for several years, but it will also add online sports betting to its offerings.

Delaware has started the process of regulating online gambling. Connecticut legalized online sports betting in May 2021. In November, PokerStars began offering legal online poker in Pennsylvania.

Nevada has also begun the process of regulating online gambling. The state's two legally operated online sportsbooks are connected to commercial casinos in the state.

The Canadian criminal code prohibits gambling activities that are not licensed by the provincial government. In addition, Belgium and Finland do not allow foreign casino operators to operate within their borders.