Legalized sports betting has exploded onto the scene in the United States following the reversal of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 (PASPA) in 2018. Since then, 33 states plus the District of Columbia have legalized sports betting in some capacity, and this number is sure to increase in the coming years.
Want to know if you’re able to bet in the Peace Garden State? Check out our North Dakota guide to sports betting:
Is sports betting legal in North Dakota?
Sports betting was legalized in North Dakota in December 2021, but online sports betting isn't legal. The earliest state lawmakers can vote on possibly legalizing online sports betting is in 2024. Sports betting in North Dakota happens through federally recognized tribes, which can offer sports betting on their reservations.
How do I bet on sports in North Dakota?
North Dakotans must be 21 or older to bet on sports at a retail location (tribal casinos), but all legal sports bets must be made within state lines.
Can I bet on college sports in North Dakota?
Yes, North Dakota residents can bet on college sports, which includes the two D1 programs (North Dakota State and the University of North Dakota). North Dakotans can bet on individual games and place futures bets, but bettors should check beforehand with their respective sportsbook since there isn't an active sports betting statute.
Where can I bet on sports in North Dakota?
Since there are no online sportsbooks, residents can bet in person at one of the three tribal casinos (Dakota Magic Casino, 4 Bears Casino and Lodge, and Sky Dancer Casino and Resort).