College Betting Rules — State by State
🟢 FULLY OPEN (bet anything: teams + props)
- Arkansas – no restrictions
- Kentucky – no restrictions
- Michigan – no restrictions
- Nevada – no restrictions
- North Carolina – no restrictions
- West Virginia – no restrictions
- Wyoming – no restrictions
🟡 ALLOWED BUT NO PLAYER PROPS
- Arizona – no props
- Colorado – no props
- Florida – no props
- Louisiana – no props (since 2024)
- Maryland – no props
- Ohio – no props
- Pennsylvania – no props
- Tennessee – no props
- New York – no props + no in-state teams
👉 This is the most common setup in the U.S.
🔴 NO BETTING ON IN-STATE TEAMS
(Some also ban props)
- Connecticut – no in-state (except tournaments)
- Delaware – no in-state
- Illinois – no in-state + no props
- Maine – no in-state (even tournaments)
- Massachusetts – no in-state (except tournaments) + no props
- New Jersey – no in-state or games played in-state
- New Hampshire – no in-state or in-state events
- New York – no in-state + no props
- Rhode Island – no in-state + no games in-state
- Vermont – no in-state (except tournaments)
- Virginia – no in-state + no props
- Washington – no in-state
- Washington, D.C. – no in-state teams or games
🟠 HYBRID / CONDITIONAL STATES
- Indiana – allowed, but no live player props
- Iowa – no props for in-state teams
- Kansas – allowed but age restriction (18+)
- Nebraska – no betting on Nebraska teams + prop limits
- North Dakota – tribal / operator-specific rules
- South Dakota – no in-state teams + no props
- Wisconsin – retail only + no in-state teams
🏪 RETAIL-ONLY / LIMITED ACCESS STATES
- Mississippi – retail only, in-state allowed
- Montana – retail only (lottery-run), props allowed
- New Mexico – tribal sportsbooks only, no in-state teams
🚫 MOST RESTRICTIVE / UNIQUE
Oregon – no college betting online at all
