South Dakota Starts Strong with In-Person Sports Betting (Mobile on the Horizon?)
South Dakota sports fans have options for legal sports betting, but with a twist:
In-Person Action: Launched in September 2021, sports betting is currently limited to physical sportsbooks located in Deadwood casinos and certain tribal gaming facilities.
Mobile Dreams? South Dakota’s constitution restricts most gambling outside Deadwood and tribal lands. However, some lawmakers believe mobile betting could be allowed if servers are physically located in Deadwood.
Mobile Betting Efforts
While attempts to legalize mobile sports betting haven’t gained traction in recent years (2021 & 2022), they could open an exciting new market in the future.
Looking to Place a Sports Bet Now?
Head to a Deadwood casino or a participating tribal gaming facility to enjoy legal sports betting in South Dakota. Stay tuned for updates on potential mobile options!
South Dakota Betting FAQs: Your Quick Guide
Yes, South Dakota offers legal sports betting, but only in person.
You can only place sports bets at physical sportsbooks located in Deadwood casinos or certain tribal gaming facilities.
The state constitution restricts most gambling outside Deadwood and tribal lands. There are some proposals for mobile betting if servers are located in Deadwood, but these haven't been successful yet.
It's possible! Lawmakers have discussed allowing mobile betting with servers in Deadwood, but no legislation has passed yet.
Yes, you cannot wager on South Dakota college teams or high school games.
