Louisiana Sports Betting Best Sportsbooks and Apps

Louisiana sports betting has been live since Jan.28, 2022, when the Louisiana Gaming Control Board licensed its first online operators.

Bettors in the state can now choose from nine 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 most of Louisiana for anyone over the age of 21.It has been legal since January 2022 and is regulated by the Louisiana Gaming Control Board.

However, it is illegal in nine parishes: Caldwell, Catahoula, Franklin, Jackson, La Salle, Sabine, Union, West Carroll and Winn.  Below is a list of some of the best Louisiana sports betting apps available on the market.We’ve compiled some of the good things about each and some of the things that could be improved.

Take a moment to review and decide which books are right for you. Louisiana sportsbooks offer new users exclusive offers, often in the form of bet-and-get, deposit bonuses or profit boosts.The funds do expire after you receive them, so be sure to monitor when that happens so you don’t miss out.

A bet-and-get model gives you bonus funds for your bankroll based on a small wager.A deposit bonus matches equally or at a fraction of whatever funds you put into your account.

The other option typically offered is a profit boost.Profit boosts usually double your winnings on a set number of wagers. Louisiana has legal sports betting in 55 of the state’s 64 parishes.

Voters approved sports wagering in those parishes in November 2020, and Senate Bill 247 was signed into law in June 2021.The first retail book was opened on Oct.

7, 2021.Mobile wagering became live on Jan.

28, 2022. There are just two professional teams that might get your attention for sports betting in Louisiana — the Saints in the NFL and the Pelicans in the NBA.LSU is likely the most popular college t...