Alabama gambling law
Online casinos in Alabama: is it legal?
Alabama has no legal online casino, online poker or sports betting.
Online casinos
not legal
Sports betting
not legal
Online poker
not legal
Sweepstakes casinos
allowed
Regulator
Alabama Attorney General source ↗
Minimum age
n/a
Why you can't bet online in Alabama
2026 Regular Session adjourned sine die 2026-04-09; Alabama bills do not carry over between annual sessions.
What the legislature is doing
Bills that would change what is legal online in Alabama — loosening or tightening — with the status each legislature publishes. A bill that died still tells you something about the direction of travel.
SB 257online sports betting
Pending Committee Action in House of Origin
Constitutional amendment authorising a state lottery, in-person casino-style games, and sports wagering conducted in person or through the Internet. The online authorisation covers sports wagering, not iGaming. Never moved past first reading. Bill text: https://alison.legislature.state.al.us/files/pdf/SearchableInstruments/2026RS/SB257-int.pdf
Sweepstakes casinos in Alabama
Based on each casino's own restricted-states list.
Stake.usAvailableShuffle.usAvailableAmerican LuckAvailableChumba CasinoAvailableCrown Coins CasinoAvailableDara CasinoAvailableFortune WinsAvailableFunrizeAvailableGlobal PokerAvailableHello MillionsAvailableHigh 5 CasinoAvailableLegendzAvailableLonestarAvailableLuckyLand CasinoAvailableMcLuckAvailableModoAvailableMoonspinAvailableNoLimitCoinsAvailablePuntAvailableRealPrizeAvailableRollaAvailableSportzinoAvailableSpreeAvailableThrillzzAvailableWOW VegasAvailableZula CasinoAvailablePulszNot available
This is general information taken from regulators' and governments' own published pages, not legal advice. Gambling law changes; check the regulator's current rules before you play.
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The US map All 50 states and DC, coloured by what each one allows today.Compare the 26 available here Coin packages, redemption rules and the states each one excludes.Gambling laws worldwide The same breakdown for 45 countries outside the US.How we source every fact Every line above links to the regulator or statute it came from.