State guide
Vermont does not license real-money online casino games. Online sports betting is legal.
Vermont operates a lottery and legalised online sports betting in 2024, but online casinos remain prohibited and no iGaming bill was active as of the Jan 12, 2026 tracker. Vermont has no casinos of any kind, so there is no land-based licensee base for an iGaming market. Regulator URL from general knowledge (not fetched).
Online-only sports betting launched in January 2024 under the 2023 sports wagering act, run by the Department of Liquor and Lottery through a limited set of contracted operators: DraftKings, FanDuel and Fanatics Sportsbook. There are no retail sportsbooks because Vermont has no casinos.
Vermont passed no sweepstakes-casino ban in the 2025-2026 wave and trackers list dual-currency platforms as operating there. However, several major operators - Stake.us among them - exclude Vermont players, which is generally attributed to Vermont's strict consumer-protection rules on prizes, gifts and sweepstakes promotions rather than to a gambling statute. Recorded as restricted in practice rather than banned by statute.
The only licensed online gambling in Vermont is sports wagering through the state's contracted sportsbooks; offshore and crypto casinos hold no Vermont licence. No Vermont-specific enforcement action identified.
Vermont Department of Liquor and Lottery (Division of Sports Wagering / Vermont Lottery) · Official site
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Vermont has not legalised real-money online casino. That means no operator holds a Vermont licence for casino games, and any site offering them to residents is doing so outside the state's licensing framework. Vermont operates a lottery and legalised online sports betting in 2024, but online casinos remain prohibited and no iGaming bill was active as of the Jan 12, 2026 tracker. Vermont has no casinos of any kind, so there is no land-based licensee base for an iGaming market. Regulator URL from general knowledge (not fetched).
The only licensed online gambling in Vermont is sports wagering through the state's contracted sportsbooks; offshore and crypto casinos hold no Vermont licence. No Vermont-specific enforcement action identified. A state that has not legalised online casino has not thereby made an offshore site legal. The practical difference for a player is recourse: there is no state regulator to complain to when something goes wrong.
1-800-GAMBLER / 1-800-522-4700 · Vermont problem gambling services via the Department of Mental Health (uses the national 1-800-522-4700 line)
Open the help resourceNo. Vermont does not license real-money online casino games.
Yes, including online.
Offshore operators are not licensed in Vermont, and many of them block US traffic in their own terms. Playing on an unlicensed site means no state regulator can help you if a withdrawal is refused or an account is closed.
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