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Not legal
Sports betting and online casinos are not legal in Minnesota. You can still play at around 20 tribal casinos, two racetrack card rooms, the lottery and pull-tabs.
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Bills have come close several times, but tribes, racetracks and lawmakers have not agreed on who gets to offer betting.
The 2026 session ended without a deal. A tribe-led online model remains the most likely route.
Not legal. Minnesota has no licensed online casinos.
In person, tribal casinos offer slots and blackjack.
You can only bet on these teams legally in states where sports betting is legal.
No. Sports betting bills failed again in 2026.
Tribes, racetracks and lawmakers have not agreed on who can offer it.
No. Real-money online casinos are not legal.
Yes. Around 20 tribal casinos, including Mystic Lake and Grand Casino.
Yes. Canterbury Park and Running Aces offer racing and card rooms.
There is no ban, but the attorney general has warned some operators.
Offshore sportsbooks are not licensed in Minnesota, so state player protections do not apply.
The 2027 session is the next chance.
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