Track online casino legislation in every state.

Online casino legislation by state

  • Legal & live
  • Bill under consideration
  • Not legal / unlikely soon

States with active proposals 9

Hawaii Gaming study bill

Hawaii has no legal gambling; any bill faces strong opposition.

Illinois SB/HB iGaming proposals

Lawmakers have repeatedly filed companion bills to authorize online casinos, often tied to budget discussions.

Indiana iGaming bill

Previous bills stalled; renewed interest expected in future sessions.

Maine Tribal iGaming bill

Would allow Maine’s tribes to offer online casino games.

Maryland Constitutional amendment proposal

Would send online casino legalization to voters via referendum.

Massachusetts Companion iGaming bills

Bills would let existing casino licensees offer online games; committee review ongoing.

New York Senate iGaming bill

Proposal to authorize online casinos through existing licensees; supporters cite tax revenue.

Ohio iGaming study / bill

Legislators have discussed online casino authorization alongside sports betting tax changes.

Virginia iGaming bill

Proposal would allow online casinos under the state lottery and casino licensees.

Legal online casino states 7

Connecticut

Delaware

Rhode Island

West Virginia

Not legal / unlikely to legalize soon 35

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