Iowa sports betting has been live since Aug.15, 2019, when the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission licensed its first online operators.
Bettors in the state can now choose from over ten 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.Yes, sports betting is legal in Iowa for anyone over 21 years of age.The sportsbooks are regulated by the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission and has been legal since August 15, 2019. We have done the work of compiling a list of some of the most popular sports betting apps in Iowa.
Below, we share some of the highlights of each of the apps as well as a concern for each book from users. Iowa sports bettors can enjoy plenty of great offers from sportsbooks.Any time to sign up is a good time, as new users receive bet-and-get, profit boost, or deposit match offers.
Bet-and-get allows new users to place a small wager and receive funds in the form of bonus bets.Profit boost bets take your wager and multiply the winnings by a set amount (often double).
Deposit match offers entice you to deposit, and the sportsbook matches the amount you deposited.Welcome offers do expire, so make sure to use them before they do. Sports betting has been legal since August 15, 2019, but the groundwork that was laid by Senate File 617 (2019) was signed into law on May 13th, 2019.There are no professional teams to wager on in Iowa, but they have plenty of colleges that generate interest.
The Iowa Hawkeyes are regularly a strong team in both college football and basketball.Iowa State University is one of the better basketball teams on the college scene. You can wager on college sports in Iowa, but you cannot place player prop bets for in state schools. If you prefer to place a wager in person, there are licensed locations in Iowa. Licensed Retail Locations:Ameristar Casi...