Online casinos in Arizona: what the law says
Arizona allows online and retail sports betting (event wagering) but not online casinos, and its gaming regulator treats casino-style sweepstakes as illegal gambling.
No licensed online casino in Arizona
Arizona's regulator lists online casinos as not legal. Arizona Dept of Gaming 'Approved Online Event Wagering and Fantasy Sports Operators' table. ADG defines an Event Wagering Operator as covering 'online and/or retail event wagering', so the list does not separate mobile-only from retail. Excluded from the list above: Circa Sports (San Juan Southern Paiute), flagged ** = has not launched in Arizona yet; Golden Nugget (Hualapai Tribe) and Sporttrade (Quechan Indian Tribe), both flagged * = ceased business in Arizona. The page's separate Fantasy Sports column and its Limited Event Wagering (retail OTB) table are excluded. The page carries no published as-of date.
Sports betting is live: the regulator lists 12 online sportsbooks, among them DraftKings, Caesars, FanDuel, BetMGM.
Sweepstakes casinos are banned in Arizona, so none are listed here. No crypto casino we track accepts US players by its own terms either — 41 of 46 name the United States on their restricted lists.