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North Carolina gambling law

Online casinos in North Carolina: is it legal?

North Carolina licenses online sports wagering; online casino gaming is not legal.

Online casinos
not legal
Sports betting
online
Online poker
not legal
Sweepstakes casinos
allowed
Regulator
North Carolina Lottery Commission source ↗
Minimum age
21+

Licensed online sportsbooks (7)

ncgaming.gov ↗ · 2026-09-24
theScore Bet
under Penn Sports Interactive, LLC (NCO-0001)
DraftKings
under Crown NC Gaming, LLC (NCO-0002)
bet365
under Hillside (North Carolina), LLC (NCO-0003)
Fanatics Sportsbook
under FBG Enterprises Opco, LLC (NCO-0004)
FanDuel Sportsbook
under Betfair Interactive US, LLC (NCO-0005)
BetMGM
under BETMGM, LLC (NCO-0007)
Caesars Sportsbook
under Tribal Casino Gaming Enterprise, Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (NCO-0008)

Seven interactive sports wagering operator licensees are listed by the North Carolina State Lottery Commission. The list carries no published 'last updated' date. License number NCO-0006 does not appear on the current list (an eighth licence was issued at one point; it is no longer listed). The Commission publishes no written-designation-agreement partner alongside each licensee. Service provider (NCSP) and supplier (NCS) licensees are listed separately and are excluded here.

How it works here

Seven interactive sports wagering operator licensees are listed by the North Carolina State Lottery Commission. The list carries no published 'last updated' date. License number NCO-0006 does not appear on the current list (an eighth licence was issued at one point; it is no longer listed). The Commission publishes no written-designation-agreement partner alongside each licensee. Service provider (NCSP) and supplier (NCS) licensees are listed separately and are excluded here.

Sweepstakes casinos in North Carolina

Based on each casino's own restricted-states list.

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Sources

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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