Online casinos in Arkansas: what the law says
Arkansas allows retail and online sports betting through its licensed casinos; online casino gaming is not legal.
No licensed online casino in Arkansas
Arkansas's regulator lists online casinos as not legal. No operator list published by the Arkansas Racing Commission / DFA Casino Gaming Section. The Commission's Casino Gaming FAQ states only that 'There are three active casino licensees in Arkansas. Oaklawn (Hot Springs), Southland (West Memphis) and Saracen (Pine Bluff)' and directs licence verification to an email request to casino.gaming@dfa.arkansas.gov. No consumer-facing mobile sportsbook brands are named anywhere on the regulator's site: the Racing Commission's board minutes are scanned images with no text layer, and the DFA 'Casino Gaming and Sports Wagering' revenue reports (https://www.dfa.arkansas.gov/wp-content/uploads/CasinoGamingFYE2027_August.pdf) report a single statewide monthly total with no operator breakdown.
27 sweepstakes casinos you can play from Arkansas
Each one's own restricted-states list does not name Arkansas. Sweepstakes casinos run on free coins with prizes redeemable for cash, which is how they operate where online casinos are not legal — the law tile above says whether Arkansas allows them.


























