Where Can I Bet Sports Near Madison Wisconsin

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20 November, 2021

Sports betting options are only available in the Madison, WI area by popular online sportsbooks accessible to those in Wisconsin.

When Will I Be Able to Bet Online With a Wisconsin-Based Site or App?

A recent U.S. Supreme Court decision in 2018 opened the doors for legalized sports betting in the United States.

Since that time, Wisconsin has begun to regulate only land-based casinos, and specifically those on tribal land.

Ho-Chunk Gaming is the closest casino to Madison, however, it does not currently offer a sportsbook.

The Ho-Chunk is permitted to do so.

“We do anticipate (sports betting) will be offered at our facilities,” Ho-Chunk Nation Public Relations Officer Ryan Greendeer told the Beloit Daily News last December.

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