Online casinos in Vermont: what the law says
Vermont allows online-only sports wagering; online casino gaming is not legal.
No licensed online casino in Vermont
Vermont's regulator lists online casinos as not legal. Vermont runs a limited-operator model: under Act 63 the Department of Liquor and Lottery selects between two and six sports wagering operators by competitive bid and contracts with them directly, so there is no licensee register. The Department publishes no standing operator list. The three operators above come from the Department's own press release announcing the 11 January 2024 mobile launch, which names 'DraftKings, FanDuel, and Fanatics Sportsbook'. The Department names no licensed entity behind each brand. Checked and found no operator names in: the Sports Wagering landing page (https://liquorandlottery.vermont.gov/sports-wagering), the Sports Wagering Reports pages, the monthly Sports Wagering Summary Reports through August 2026 (https://liquorandlottery.vermont.gov/monthly-sports-wagering-reports-2026), the self-exclusion page, and the Department's 2025 Annual Report (https://liquorandlottery.vermont.gov/sites/liqlot/files/documents/2025DLLAnnualReport_05152026_FINAL2.0.pdf).
Sports betting is live: the regulator lists 3 online sportsbooks, among them DraftKings, FanDuel, Fanatics.
25 sweepstakes casinos you can play from Vermont
Each one's own restricted-states list does not name Vermont. 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 Vermont allows them.
























