Wisconsin Scores with Limited Sports Betting Options
Wisconsin sports fans have a taste of legal sports betting, but with some limitations. Here’s a quick rundown:
Tribal Casinos Lead the Way: The Oneida Nation partnered with the state to offer retail sports betting at their casinos.
In-Person Only: Currently, sports betting is limited to physical sportsbooks located at Oneida Nation casinos. No mobile wagering is available statewide.
College Wagers Restricted: You can’t bet on Wisconsin college teams or games.
Mobile Betting on Hold: There’s no timeline set for launching mobile sports betting options in Wisconsin.
Limited Launch in 2021
Following approval in August 2021, the Oneida Nation opened the first retail sportsbook at their Green Bay casino in November 2021.
The Future of Wisconsin Sports Betting
While the current system offers limited options, it could be a stepping stone for future expansion. Here’s what to watch for:
Mobile Betting Expansion: Lawmakers might consider authorizing full mobile sports betting in the future, similar to surrounding states like Illinois and Michigan.
Expanded Tribal Options: The Oneida Nation could potentially extend sports betting to their other casinos in Wisconsin.
Stay tuned for updates on potential developments in Wisconsin sports betting!
Wisconsin Betting FAQs
Yes, but with limitations. Wisconsin allows retail sports betting at Oneida Nation casinos, but there's no mobile wagering or betting on in-state college teams.
You can only place sports bets in person at a sportsbook located within an Oneida Nation casino. Currently, the Green Bay casino is the only one offering sports betting.
No, mobile sports betting is not currently legal in Wisconsin.
There's no set timeline for launching mobile sports betting options in Wisconsin. Lawmakers might revisit the issue in the future.
No, you cannot place bets on Wisconsin college teams or games under the current regulations.
