As of late 2023, in how many US states could you legally bet on sports online?
Answer30 states plus DC and Puerto Rico
Online sports betting availability is somewhat narrower than in-person betting legality.
Source: Wikipedia (2023) en.wikipedia.org
Money · Facts & sources
6 sourced facts about sports betting and gambling, each with the context behind the number. 4 more are in today's round and appear here after it closes.
Answer30 states plus DC and Puerto Rico
Online sports betting availability is somewhat narrower than in-person betting legality.
Source: Wikipedia (2023) en.wikipedia.org
Answer2018
The ruling opened the door for states to legalize sports betting individually, and most have since done so.
Source: Wikipedia (2018) en.wikipedia.org
Answerabout $11.0 billion
Legal sports betting revenue has grown quickly since states began legalizing it after 2018.
Source: Wikipedia, citing American Gaming Association (2023) en.wikipedia.org
Answerabout $16.6 billion
Online gambling revenue combines internet sports betting and online casino products.
Source: Wikipedia, citing American Gaming Association (2023) en.wikipedia.org
Answerover $20 billion
Spending ballooned quickly once states began legalizing sports betting after the 2018 PASPA ruling.
Source: Wikipedia (2020) en.wikipedia.org
Answerabout $121 billion
The 'handle' counts all money wagered, which is far larger than the revenue sportsbooks actually keep.
Source: Wikipedia, citing American Gaming Association (2023) en.wikipedia.org