North Carolina sports betting has been live since March 11, 2024, when the North Carolina State Lottery Commission licensed its first online operators.Bettors in the state can now choose from seven legal sportsbook apps.This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.
If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated.This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.Sports betting is legal in North Carolina for anyone over the age of 21 within the state boundaries.
You can bet both online or via retail locations as of March 11, 2024. Below is a composite list of the sports betting apps in North Carolina.This list should be used as a guide for choosing which sportsbook you want to try or which is best for you.
Consider things like welcome offers, rewards, and ease of use. North Carolina sportsbooks offer new users a few different types of welcome offers, including deposit matches, bonus bets, and bet-and-get options.Bonus bets and funds are not the same as cash, but can be used to place wagers within the app.
Bet-and-get offers typically have you fund your account, place a wager, and receive a set amount of bonus funds.The deposit matches give you the same amount or a fraction of the amount that you use to fund your account.
You should know that bonus bets do expire. North Carolina sports betting first started gaining traction around 2019 when tribal lands accepted sports betting.In March 2021, in-person bets were allowed.
On June 14th, 2023, House Bill 347 was signed into law by Governor Roy Cooper.March 11th 2024, saw mobile and online sports betting become live. Looking to bet on North Carolina professional sports teams? There is plenty to choose from, mostly in the Charlotte area.
The Panthers are a popular football team.The Charlotte Hornets represent the city in the NBA.
There is no baseball team, but they do have the Hurricanes in the NHL, and Charlotte FC for those into soccer.Of c...