
March Madness betting is legal in over 30 states, but the rules vary depending on where you live. Some states allow full wagering on college basketball, while others have restrictions—such as bans on betting on in-state college teams.
The following states allow full March Madness betting, including online sportsbooks and retail sportsbooks at casinos or racetracks:
Some states allow March Madness betting but ban wagers on in-state college teams or certain bet types:
Some states allow in-person betting at casinos but don’t offer statewide mobile betting:
If your state doesn’t have legal sports betting, social sportsbooks offer a free-to-play alternative:
Sports betting laws change frequently, so if you’re unsure whether you can legally bet on March Madness in your state, it’s best to check your state’s latest regulations.


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