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Online casinos in Virginia: is it legal?

Virginia licenses online and casino sports betting through the Virginia Lottery; online casino gaming is not legal.

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

Licensed online sportsbooks (11)

valottery.com ↗ · 2026-09-24
FanDuel
under Betfair Interactive US LLC (d/b/a FanDuel) in conjunction with the Washington Commanders
DraftKings
under Crown Virginia Gaming, LLC (Draft Kings)
BetMGM
under BetMGM, LLC
Rivers Casino Portsmouth
under Rivers Portsmouth Gaming, LLC d/b/a Rivers Casino Portsmouth
Caesars Virginia
under Caesars Virginia, LLC
Bally's Interactive
under Bally's Interactive, LLC
Penn Sports Interactive
under Penn Sports Interactive, LLC
Colonial Downs Group
under Colonial Downs Group, LLC
HR Bristol
under HR Bristol, LLC
Hillside (Virginia)
under Hillside (Virginia), LLC
PlayLive Virginia
under PlayLive Virginia LLC

Taken verbatim from the 'Approved Permit Holders' block on the Virginia Lottery's Sports Betting page. Virginia defines a 'sports betting permit holder' as a person issued a permit 'to operate a sports betting platform', so every permit holder on this list is an online/mobile operator. The Lottery publishes a consumer brand only for FanDuel and DraftKings; for the other nine it publishes the licensed entity name only, so 'brand' repeats the regulator's wording rather than a brand the regulator did not state. Separately-listed 'Approved Suppliers' (including RSI VA. LLC d/b/a BetRivers, FBG Virginia LLC d/b/a Fanatics, American Wagering d/b/a William Hill Sports Book, SBOPCO LLC d/b/a SuperBook, Kambi, IGT) are platform/service providers, not permit holders, and are excluded. The page shows no as-of date for the permit-holder list.

How it works here

Taken verbatim from the 'Approved Permit Holders' block on the Virginia Lottery's Sports Betting page. Virginia defines a 'sports betting permit holder' as a person issued a permit 'to operate a sports betting platform', so every permit holder on this list is an online/mobile operator. The Lottery publishes a consumer brand only for FanDuel and DraftKings; for the other nine it publishes the licensed entity name only, so 'brand' repeats the regulator's wording rather than a brand the regulator did not state. Separately-listed 'Approved Suppliers' (including RSI VA. LLC d/b/a BetRivers, FBG Virginia LLC d/b/a Fanatics, American Wagering d/b/a William Hill Sports Book, SBOPCO LLC d/b/a SuperBook, Kambi, IGT) are platform/service providers, not permit holders, and are excluded. The page shows no as-of date for the permit-holder list.

What the legislature is doing

Bills that would change what is legal online in Virginia — loosening or tightening — with the status each legislature publishes. A bill that died still tells you something about the direction of travel.

HB 161online casino
Failed to Pass from conference
Filed
SB 118online casino
Failed to Pass from conference
Filed

Sweepstakes casinos in Virginia

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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