Vermont Online Casinos

Overview of Gambling in Vermont

The expansion of online gambling in the US is huge, and historically, this is a really exciting time for gamblers. Major sportsbooks and online casinos can now offer their platforms for the first time, legally in many states. They give players the ultimate choice of slot games and great odds on their favourite sports. Mobile betting is now one of the most popular choices for sports bettors, thanks to its ease and convenience.

Vermont has always taken a traditional view on gambling, but things could change. Check out all you need to know about online gambling in the green mountain state.

Is Online Gambling Legal in Vermont? 

Daily Fantasy Sports and online social casinos are permitted in Vermont. The US online casinos and sports betting remain illegal, though. Whereas current laws are ambiguous, we would advise against signing up with an offshore site.

Mobile sports betting is looking likely to be legalised, though, which is outstanding considering the states' strict views on gambling. For the last few years, lawmakers have been pushing a bill to see the state lottery take control of online betting, with six possible sportsbook gambling licences up for grabs. In the past, residents have travelled to surrounding states for sports bets - meaning a huge loss of potential tax revenue for Vermont.

There are no land-based casinos in this state, and horse and dog racing were banned in 2008. There are permitted state and multi-state lotteries through non-profit charity bingo games.

Minimum Legal age to Gamble in Vermont

Vermont favours the US upper minimum legal age when it comes to gambling. And you’ll need to be 21 years old or above to participate in DFS and online social casinos. The state lottery and bingo gaming also carry a minimum legal age of 21.

Who Regulates Casinos in Vermont?

There are no casinos in the state. The lottery and bingo are governed by the Commissioner of Liquor Control, who also issues the required licences for venues to operate. The State Attorney watches over social casinos and DFS.