Legal sports betting

The official repeal of PASPA by SCOTUS has facilitated a new expansion of interest in sports gambling. Cash-strapped stated are eyeing the potential tax revenue legal sports wagering can provide while private interest groups are looking to seize partnership opportunities with casino chains and US states offering 18+ sports betting. Currently, several states are drafting and proposing sports betting legislation with varying restrictions concerning betting locations, methods to bet, and minimum state betting ages. Legal online sports betting Another surprising state to jump on the sports betting bandwagon so early was none other than Mississippi. They began accepting sports bets in August 2018, a mere three months after PASPA was overturned. The state only offers sports betting at land-based casinos, with no intention of offering mobile in the near future.

Sports betting is legal in Mississippi. Wagers can be placed at most casinos, and the state has 28 sportsbooks in operation. Online sports betting in Mississippi is limited to people who are physically located on the premises of a licensed casino. As a result, the state has just two apps available. More on the top USA Sports Betting Sites Upon entering the bet365 Sportsbook desktop website, players will be greeted by a homepage that features all of the basics. All of the top upcoming events can be found smack in the middle of the bet365 main menu, along with the site’s special ‘Bet Boosts’ on offer for that specific day. A detailed menu of sports markets is located in a column on the left hand side of the homepage, while My Bets, Promotions, and other special Features can be found on the right side. Once players select a specific game to wager on, a floating bet slip will appear in the middle of their screen.