States

Hawaii gambling legalization may be impossible. And currently, there still no further steps taken to legalize sports betting in the state. Except for gambling, Hawaii, sometimes known as the Aloha…

Kansas gambling industry fell behind that of the rest of the area. Before Kansas allowed casinos, Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Colorado already had them. Kansas has three casinos that are…

Idaho gambling has its own set of wagering rules. This state's lawmakers appear divided between whether or not to support the sector. However, several people have recently begun to urge…

Carrying a population of 21 million people, it should be unsurprising that Florida gambling accounts for a large portion of all legal sports betting in the United States. While betting…

  Harness racing was the first form of Connecticut Gambling, which started in 1876. Until 1976, when racing and Jai Alai became legal, these types of events were unauthorized. However,…

  Here at PlayLegal, we will guide you all the way on your Arizona betting strategy. The state of Arizona, along with all of its casinos, is in the "Valley…

  Gambling in West Virginia Most forms of gambling is being legal in West Virginia for the first time in the area. Greyhound tracks and horse racing also date back…

Now that a few notable names in the online sportsbook industry have gone live in Virginia gambling. And you may be curious what other online and smartphone sportsbooks are on…

Tennessee gambling is now live and accessible through the entire state! Are you ready to take the heat? Since their launching on November 1, 2020, mobile and online sports betting…

Gambling in Rhode Island When it comes to Rhode Island Gambling, R.I has completely welcomed online betting, with mobile apps as well as brick-and-mortar sportsbooks. Unfortunately, real-money online casinos are…