Do sports betting sites require a minimum deposit?
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Last Updated: Apr 29, 2020
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Fact Checked By:
Adam Zdroik
Yes. Most betting sites require a minimum deposit, though it differs across the board.
Below are some of the most popular online sportsbooks in the country with their minimum deposits.
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No. Sports betting is not legal in Oklahoma and that doesn't appear close to changing.
Yes. Sports betting was legalized in Arkansas in 2018 and launched at physical locations a year later.
Yes. Delaware was the first state in the country other than Nevada to legalize sports betting in June 2018.
Yes. Sports betting was legalized in 2019 and officially launched March 2020 through Montana Lottery.
Yes. Sports betting is legal in New Hampshire but only online through DraftKings Sportsbook.
Yes. Sports betting is legal in Oregon and can be done through the state lottery.
Yes. Sports betting is legal online and at two physical sportsbooks in Rhode Island.
Yes. West Virginia passed a law to legalize and regulate sports betting in 2018 prior to the ending of PASPA.
No. Sports betting is not legal in Utah and may be one of the last states to legalize it if it does happen at all.
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No. Sports betting in North Dakota remains illegal after two bills didn't make it through legislature in 2019.
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