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LouisianaLouisiana does not permit online casino gaming or online poker. Legislative efforts to legalize iGaming have been introduced but have not advanced as of 2025. In March 2018, a House bill was introduced to authorize sports betting at the small number of land-based racinos already operating in the state. The bill did not move forward during the state's legislative session. In April 2019, Senate Bill 153, introduced by Sen. Danny Martiny (R – Metairie), was approved by a Senate panel. The bill would legalize betting on college and professional sports at Louisiana's 15 riverboat casinos, the land-based casino in New Orleans and four racetracks. It would also allow for on-property mobile sports wagering. Lawmakers did not pass the bill before the deadline. In November 2020, voters in 55 parishes supported authorizing sports betting, but the state legislature still needed to enact the legislation to determine where it can be offered. In April 2021, the House Ways and Means Committee advanced the bill. Retail sports betting launched in October 2021. Online sports betting was officially introduced in January 2022, just in time for the Super Bowl, with six operators going live. The Louisiana Lottery expected to launch its sports betting product in 2022. In June 2020, the governor signed a bill to legalize online fantasy sports contests in the state. In July 2021, the Louisiana Gaming Control Board issued the state’s first license for fantasy sports betting as DraftKings launched its operations in the 47 parishes where voters authorized the gaming activity in 2018. Daily fantasy sports (DFS) are legal in most parishes, with all major DFS operators active in the state. The 1 Louisiana site supports English. with United States Dollars. edit your preferences Louisiana
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Louisiana Gaming Control Board 7901 Independence Boulevard Building A Baton Rouge, Louisiana United States 70806 Website Fax (225) 925-1917 Fax (225) 925-1945 General Information (225) 925-1846 Toll Free Number (888) 295-8450 View All Gaming Jurisdictions Louisiana Jurisdiction News
bet365 launches in Louisiana
With this news, the Pelican State becomes the seventh state of bet365’s expansion in the U.S., which already includes Colorado, Iowa, Kentucky, New Jersey, Ohio and Virginia. WynnBET to halt sports betting operations in eight states WynnBet will close its sports betting app in Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, Louisiana, New Jersey, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia, saying "there are higher and better uses of capital deployment for Wynn Resorts shareholders." WynnBET's new multistate app now available in six more jurisdictions Players with existing accounts in Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Virginia will be prompted to download the new app. Nuvei approved to provide sports betting payment processing in Louisiana The global payment technology partner has been granted permission to provide payment processing services to daily fantasy sports and sports wagering operators in Louisiana by the state's Gaming Control Board. Top 10 reasons to legalize sports betting Last month saw the 24th anniversary of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protecting Act -- not exactly a cause for celebration. Casino City lists the top ten reasons to overturn the ban, as suggested by the American Gaming Association. Bayou Poker Challenge returns to New Orleans The 2010 Bayou Poker Challenge is underway at Harrah's New Orleans Casino and concludes Dec. 12. Small Town Poker Tour starts 2009 in Louisiana The Small Town Poker Tour kicks off the 2009 season in Lafayette, Louisiana in an event that will benefit the United Way of Acadiana. Ruling in Kentucky domains case expected next week After hearing more than three hours of oral arguments Tuesday on Kentucky's attempt to seize 141 online gambling domains, Judge Thomas Wingate told attorneys they could expect a ruling next week. Louisiana parish rejects video bingo News Brief: Video bingo will remain illegal in unincorporated areas of Livingston Parish, Louisiana. Heard it on the river: Horseshoe's legendary blackjack tournament is on tap Schiffer explains how to win $100,000 playing blackjack, an LCD TV and $10,000 playing slots; all just by doing a little gambling on the river.
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