Online gambling in Arizona
Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG)
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Arizona allows licensed event wagering and fantasy sports, but the Arizona Department of Gaming states that online casinos are not legal in the state. The official approved-operators directory, inspected through a static text extract on 24 October 2026, lists 15 event-wagering entries: 12 without a cessation or launch marker, Circa Sports marked as not yet launched, and Golden Nugget and Sporttrade marked as ceased. A licence allocation does not establish consumer availability.
Sports Betting
Legal
Online Casino
Prohibited
Online Poker
Unclear
Atlas Market Rule Pack
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What is legal online
ADG licenses event wagering and fantasy sports. Its current consumer warning says online casinos, often called iGaming, are not legal in Arizona. The reviewed sources do not establish a separate state-licensed online-poker market.
Arizona Department of GamingHow to check an operator
Use the ADG approved-operators page and check the correct product column and partner. The current extract names operators that have ceased operations or have not launched yet. It does not supply licence numbers, full legal-entity records, approved consumer domains or individual licence-validity dates.
ADG approved operators and retail locationsCirca Sports allocation
On 3 August 2026, ADG announced a licence allocation to Circa Sports Arizona LLC as designee for the San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe. Its approved-operators directory marks Circa as not yet launched.
ADG event-wagering application periodConsumer protection
ADG tells players to record the website, app, business name and promotional material when an operator claims Arizona authorisation but is absent from the official list. Suspected illegal gambling can be reported to the Department.
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Jurisdiction-specific evidence
Operator status in Arizona
These are jurisdiction-specific records, not endorsements. Restricted, revoked and other non-active statuses remain visible when supported by an official source.
Bally Bet
Bally's Corporation
Evidence checked
Betr
Betr Inc.
Evidence checked
Bet365
Bet365 Group Ltd
Evidence checked
BetMGM
MGM Resorts / Entain
Evidence checked
Caesars Sportsbook
Caesars Entertainment
Evidence checked
Circa Sports
Circa Sports
ADG lists Circa Sports as not yet launched in Arizona.
Evidence checked
Desert Diamond Mobile LLC
Tohono O’odham Nation
Evidence checked
Fanatics Sportsbook
Fanatics Inc
Evidence checked
Golden Nugget Online Gaming
DraftKings
ADG marks Golden Nugget as having ceased operations in Arizona. This status is specific to the Arizona event-wagering entry.
Evidence checked
Hard Rock Bet
Hard Rock International
Evidence checked
theScore Bet
Penn Entertainment
Evidence checked
Betcris
Betcris Global
Evidence checked
BetRivers
Rush Street Interactive
Evidence checked
Sporttrade (Arizona)
Sporttrade Inc.
ADG marks Sporttrade as having ceased operations in Arizona. This status is specific to the Arizona event-wagering entry.
Evidence checked
Superbook
Superbook Holdings
SuperBook is absent from the current ADG approved online operator list. This Arizona register finding does not describe the brand in other jurisdictions.
Evidence checked
DraftKings
DraftKings Inc
Evidence checked
FanDuel
Flutter Entertainment
Evidence checked
Is online betting legal in Arizona?
Yes, online sports betting is legal and regulated in Arizona under the supervision of Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG).
Is online casino legal in Arizona?
Online casino games are currently prohibited in Arizona.
Who regulates gambling in Arizona?
Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG) oversees the regulated gambling framework in Arizona, including licensing or compliance for the products permitted there.
What is the minimum gambling age in Arizona?
The recorded minimum gambling age in Arizona is 21. Product-specific or venue rules may impose a higher threshold.
Arizona Department of Gaming (ADG)
Arizona Department of Gaming
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