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WSOP Legal States

WSOP Legal States: compare 50 US states on 2 metrics.

LawSports50 states · 2 metricsUpdated Mar 29, 2023Original page
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WSOP Legality

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50 states
AlabamaIllegal—
AlaskaIllegal—
ArizonaIllegal—
ArkansasIllegal—
CaliforniaIllegal—
ColoradoIllegal—
ConnecticutLegalWSOP has no presence in Connecticut, but online gambling was legalized in the state in 2019
DelawareLegalPlayers in Delaware are able to play against players in Nevada and New Jersey thanks to a first-of-its-kind shared liquidity agreement between the three states.
FloridaIllegal—
GeorgiaIllegal—
HawaiiIllegal—
IdahoIllegal—
IllinoisIllegal—
IndianaIllegal—
IowaIllegal—
KansasIllegal—
KentuckyIllegal—
LouisianaIllegal—
MaineIllegal—
MarylandIllegal—
MassachusettsIllegal—
MichiganLegalLegal for real money gaming for players physically located in Michigan. However, players may not compete against players in other states, even online.
MinnesotaIllegal—
MississippiIllegal—
MissouriIllegal—
MontanaIllegal—
NebraskaIllegal—
NevadaLegalLegal for real money gaming for players physically located in Nevada
New HampshireIllegal—
New JerseyLegalLegal for real money gaming for players physically located in New Jersey
New MexicoIllegal—
New YorkIllegal—
North CarolinaIllegal—
North DakotaIllegal—
OhioIllegal—
OklahomaIllegal—
OregonIllegal—
PennsylvaniaLegalLegal for real money gaming for players physically located in Pennsylvania
Rhode IslandIllegal—
South CarolinaIllegal—
South DakotaIllegal—
TennesseeIllegal—
TexasIllegal—
UtahIllegal—
VermontIllegal—
VirginiaIllegal—
WashingtonIllegal—
West VirginiaLegalWSOP has no presence in West Virginia, but online gambling was legalized in the state in 2019
WisconsinIllegal—
WyomingIllegal—

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Where does this wsop legal states data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: WSOP; Pokerfuse; Poker.org; PokerNews.com.