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Online gambling in North Dakota: what is legal

North Dakota allows no online casino games, online poker or online sports betting; the Attorney General's Gaming Division states that state law prohibits online gaming, apart from licensed charitable online raffles. Sports betting is available only in person at tribal casinos under compacts. The state lottery sells draw-game plays online through its Pick & Click service to players aged 18 and over located in the state. A 2025 bill reshaping gaming oversight failed. No sweepstakes statute or enforcement action has been found, and major sweepstakes casinos accept players in the state.

Checked 26 Oct 2026 against the state regulator, statutes and the sources listed for each product. Laws change; we update this page when they do.

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North Dakota: quick answers

Is online casino legal in North Dakota?

No. Online casino is not legal in North Dakota. Attorney General states that state law prohibits online gaming.

Is online sports betting legal in North Dakota?

No. Online sports betting is not legal in North Dakota. Retail betting only at tribal casinos under compacts; online betting is not legal.

Is online poker legal in North Dakota?

No. Online poker is not legal in North Dakota. Attorney General states that state law prohibits online gaming.

Is buying lottery tickets online legal in North Dakota?

Yes. Buying lottery tickets online is legal and regulated in North Dakota. The minimum age is 18. ND Lottery sells draw-game plays online via Pick & Click; buyers must be in the state.

Is a sweepstakes casino legal in North Dakota?

A sweepstakes casino is not banned in North Dakota, but the state does not license it either, so no state regulator stands behind your account. No sweepstakes statute or AG action found; major operators such as McLuck openly accept North Dakota players.