Sweepstakes casinos by state

Availability differs by state — California, New York, Indiana, Tennessee, Maine, Louisiana, and Oklahoma have enacted sweepstakes statutes (Oklahoma's has an effective date of November 1, 2026), several other states are excluded by most operators, and the rest are broadly open. Pick your state for the full breakdown and a ranked list of available sites, or use the filterable A-Z list directly.

• Alabama Open 160 sites
• Alaska Open 170 sites
• Arizona Open 142 sites
• Arkansas Open 169 sites
• California Banned 6 sites
• Colorado Open 170 sites
• Connecticut Restricted 14 sites
• Delaware Open 54 sites
• Florida Open 166 sites
• Georgia Open 160 sites
• Hawaii Open 152 sites
• Idaho Restricted 7 sites
• Illinois Open 142 sites
• Indiana Banned 9 sites
• Iowa Open 146 sites
• Kansas Open 170 sites
• Kentucky Open 122 sites
• Louisiana Banned 18 sites
• Maine Banned 109 sites
• Maryland Open 112 sites
• Massachusetts Open 169 sites
• Michigan Restricted 4 sites
• Minnesota Open 158 sites
• Mississippi Open 136 sites
• Missouri Open 170 sites
• Montana Restricted 11 sites
• Nebraska Open 163 sites
• Nevada Restricted 8 sites
• New Hampshire Open 170 sites
• New Jersey Restricted 18 sites
• New Mexico Open 170 sites
• New York Banned 4 sites
• North Carolina Open 169 sites
• North Dakota Open 166 sites
• Ohio Open 163 sites
• Oklahoma Ban takes effect Nov 1 154 sites
• Oregon Open 170 sites
• Pennsylvania Open 149 sites
• Rhode Island Open 139 sites
• South Carolina Open 168 sites
• South Dakota Open 169 sites
• Tennessee Banned 61 sites
• Texas Open 170 sites
• Utah Open 153 sites
• Vermont Open 166 sites
• Virginia Open 163 sites
• Washington Restricted 6 sites
• Washington D.C. Open 161 sites
• West Virginia Open 87 sites
• Wisconsin Open 170 sites
• Wyoming Open 153 sites

Counts reflect each operator's published restricted-state terms across the 170 active sites we track, as of October 15, 2026. Read the state availability guide for how bans and restrictions differ.