United States (Nevada)
Market profile
Nevada Gaming Commission (NGC)
Nevada permits mobile sports wagering through casino-linked sportsbook accounts, while its current official interactive-gaming list contains only two real-money poker operators: WSOP and Real Gaming. DraftKings currently offers only free-to-play sports contests in Nevada, not its online sportsbook.
- Records
- 5
- Sourced
- 5
- Min age
- 21+
Product status
- Sports Betting
- Legal
- Online Casino
- Restricted
- Online Poker
- Legal
- Prediction Markets
- Restricted
Regulator
Who licenses this market.
Brand status
5 records · 3 direct · 2 batch
Jurisdiction-specific records from official registers and regulator sources. Brands we track link to their house page. Restricted, revoked and other non-active statuses remain visible when supported by an official source.
| Brand | House | Status | Products |
|---|---|---|---|
| WSOP.com | evoke plc | Licensed | Poker |
| Real Gaming | South Point Hotel Casino | Licensed | Poker |
| DraftKings | DraftKings Inc. | Not licensed | Sports Betting |
| Caesars Sportsbook | Caesars Entertainment, Inc. | Licensed | Sports Betting |
| BetMGM | MGM Resorts International | Licensed | Sports Betting |
Frequently asked questions
Is online betting legal in United States (Nevada)?
Yes, online sports betting is legal and regulated in United States (Nevada) under the supervision of Nevada Gaming Commission (NGC).
Is online casino legal in United States (Nevada)?
Online casino games in United States (Nevada) are restricted. Some formats may be permitted under specific conditions.
Who regulates gambling in United States (Nevada)?
Nevada Gaming Commission (NGC) oversees the regulated gambling framework in United States (Nevada), including licensing or compliance for the products permitted there.
What is the minimum gambling age in United States (Nevada)?
The recorded minimum gambling age in United States (Nevada) is 21. Product-specific or venue rules may impose a higher threshold.