A Full List of United States Sportsbooks by State: Where Every Site Operates

There are close to 40 sportsbooks operating legally in the United States now, and it can be tough to keep up.

DraftKings leads the way with more than 20 states, while there are a handful of books operating in just a single state. Right now, you can separate operators into three groups — there are eight books that operate in 10+ states, 12 books in 4+ states, and another ~20 in just 1-2 states.

We put together a full list and interactive map of where every sportsbook operates. Red states don't have full online betting available, green means the book operates in that state, and gray means the state has online betting but the book is not there.

If we've missed a book or state, hit me up on Twitter.

There are a few unique situations, like BetParx, which operates as Play Gun Lake in Michigan.

And we've only listed sportsbooks that are truly online and available from everywhere in the state. For example, BetMGM is available online only if you're inside an MGM casino in Mississippi and at Nationals Park if you're in Washington D.C.

Here's a full grid by book, as well.

DraftKings

DraftKings has the biggest presence in the United States, operating in almost every state where sports betting is legal. It also has a one-operator monopoly in Oregon and New Hampshire.

FanDuel

FanDuel is the market leader in sports betting right now despite being in a few fewer states than DraftKings.

BetMGM

MGM has flexed its muscles to become the biggest non-DFS sports betting operator in the U.S. Unlike DraftKings and FanDuel, it has a presence in Nevada, though the branding is slightly different.

Caesars

The casino giant bought William Hill and has been aggressive in marketing and acquiring customers in the early days.

BetRivers/SugarHouse

Rush Street Interactive operates its BetRivers brand in a handful of states, and SugarHouse in New Jersey and Connecticut. It's the same product.

Barstool Sportsbook

Barstool is going live in more and more states but still lags behind some of the bigger books in handle and revenue.

PointsBet

The Australian company is in some of the biggest sports betting states — New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Michigan. It got shut out of Arizona, which is very operator-friendly.

WynnBET

WynnBet, attached to the famous casino brand, is in that second tier of operators but has been getting access in more states and has ramped up its acquisition efforts lately.

Unibet

The European sportsbook has made some progress in the United States, operating in six states.

Golden Nugget

DraftKings is in the process of Golden Nugget, which has some good offerings but hasn't put much effort into marketing.

Betway

Another European sportsbook, Betway hasn't been overly aggressive with marketing but is getting into more and more states.

BetFred

Bally Bet

Bally launched its sports betting product and bought the Fox Sports Regional TV networks as it looks to be a player in the U.S. space.

Fox Bet

Part of Fox Bet is owned by Flutter, which also owns FanDuel.

theScore Bet

TheScore will look to make a big push into Canada when it launches in April, as the company is headquartered in Ontario. Penn National, which owns Barstool, is in the process of acquiring theScore.

SuperBook

The famous Las Vegas brand has been slowly expanding into other states, but has been quiet on the acquisition front.

Circa Sports

Circa has the best in-person sportsbook in Las Vegas and some of the sharpest lines in the United States. Expect it to be a player in the U.S. soon.

BetParx

Hard Rock

Hard Rock had a monopoly on Florida online sports betting for a bit, but that was shut down after just a month of operation.

PlayUp

Fubo Sportsbook

The TV streaming provider bought Vigtory, a low-juice sportsbook that had not yet launched, and rebranded as Fubo Sportsbook. It shut down its operations in late 2022.

SBK Sportsbook (Smarkets)

Smarkets is a prediction market based in Europe that is offering a sports betting product in the U.S.

Tipico

The German sportsbook has been slow to expand, but signed a huge deal with USA TODAY/Gannett to be its exclusive odds provider.

Elite Sportsbook

Maverick Sports

BetWildwood

MaximBet

Remember Maxim Magazine? It's a sports betting brand now.

Borgata

The Atlantic City casino is operating an online sportsbook only in New Jersey.

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Bet365

Europe's largest sportsbook launched quickly in New Jersey but has been lurking otherwise, waiting until the acquisition rush dies down before making a bigger push into the U.S.

SI Sportsbook

Sports Illustrated launched a sportsbook brand in Colorado in 2021 and merged with 888Sport.

Sky Ute Sportsbook

Q Sportsbook

Q Sportsbook is a unique brand, as its owned by the city of Dubuque, Iowa. The casino is owned by Dubuque, and operated by the non-profit Dubuque Racing Association.

BetMonarch

DRF Sportsbook

The Daily Racing Form, a staple at racetracks around the country, launched an online brand in Iowa.

Vie.gg

Vie.gg was an e-sports betting platform online available in New Jersey that ceased operations after generating just a few thousand dollars in revenue each month.

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