When will sports betting be legal in Oregon?
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Last Updated: Apr 13, 2020
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Fact Checked By:
Adam Zdroik
Sports betting is legal in Oregon and can be done through the state lottery. While Oregon doesn't have an official sports betting bill, it was one of a few states grandfathered in because it was exempted from PASPA.
Oregon also had a betting game called Sports Action that shut down in 2007 without formal action. That in turn led to the state being able to offer sports gambling again without legislation and also why it's been a slow process since 2018 because new regulations have not been needed.
Sports betting can be done via the state lottery app Scoreboard, provided by SBTech. Of note, as of 2020, betting was restricted to professional sports with college sports deemed illegal. That's something that could be added with further legislation.
While in-person betting is also legal, only one casino is offering sports wagering, with more likely to join in the future.
Daily Fantasy Sports and horse racing betting are also allowed. There is no bill that officially legalizes Daily Fantasy Sports in Oregon, but since they are deemed a contest of skill, they are exempt from gambling regulation. There have been fantasy sports bills introduced through the years, but nothing has gone through legislation, keeping the state in limbo.
Physical Sportsbooks
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The Sports Wagering Lounge offers college and pro betting from service provider Las Vegas Dissemination Company. It holds four betting terminals and 15 TVs within a 600-square-foot area. The biggest advantage for the physical sportsbook is that it allows betting on collegiate sports.
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