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Sports betting is legal in Iowa, online and in person. Online casinos are not legal, but there are around 20 commercial casinos plus tribal casinos.

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Sports betting launched in August 2019, regulated by the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission. In-person registration for online accounts ended in 2021.
Not legal. Iowa has not legalized online slots or table games.
In person, commercial casinos across the state offer slots, table games and sportsbooks.
Iowa has no major league teams, so college sports drive most local betting.
Yes. Sports betting launched in August 2019.
No. Online casino games are not legal.
No. Remote registration has been allowed since January 2021.
Yes. Iowa college teams can be bet on.
Licensed apps include FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars, bet365, Fanatics, BetRivers, Hard Rock Bet and theScore Bet.
You must be 21 or older.
There is no ban, but regulators have new enforcement powers and some brands restrict Iowa.
Offshore sportsbooks are not licensed in Iowa, so state player protections do not apply.
Yes. Winnings count as taxable income for state and federal tax.
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