Luckily, you don't have to navigate the U.S.'s legal sports betting landscape on your own. With over 30 states offering their own unique forms of legal sports betting, it can be difficult to keep track of what is legal in which state. Some states only allow in-person sports betting, others permit you to bet on sports online, and some states prohibit betting on college or minor league teams. Since each state can set its own sports betting laws, wagering on teams and games can be quite different depending on which state you are in.

There are even a few states that either plan to launch legal sports betting soon or are actively debating whether they want to. Fast-forward to the present, and 34 states and Washington D.C. Remember when Nevada was the only state that offered legal sports betting? That all changed in May 2018 when a revolutionary Supreme Court ruling granted states the individual power to legalize sports betting in the U.S. Sports betting has very quickly become a feature in modern pop culture, to the point that it's almost hard to believe it was illegal across almost the entire country just a few years ago.

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