State Guide · HI

Hawaii Sports Betting

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No legal gambling framework of any kind.

Quick answer

No, sports betting is not legal in Hawaii as of 2026. There are no licensed online or retail sportsbooks in the state. No legal gambling framework of any kind.

Legal Status

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Regulator

No regulator (no legal sports betting)

College Player Props

Not applicable, no legal wagering market.

Is Sports Betting Legal in Hawaii?

As of 2026, Hawaii does not offer legal online or retail sports betting. No legal gambling framework of any kind.

What Hawaii Bettors Should Know

Because there are no licensed sportsbooks operating in Hawaii, residents cannot legally place real-money sports wagers with a state-regulated operator. We strongly recommend avoiding unlicensed offshore sportsbooks: they operate outside U.S. consumer-protection law, offer no guarantee your funds or winnings are safe, and using them can carry legal and financial risk.

Some Hawaii residents follow legislative developments closely, since the legal landscape can change from session to session. Until a regulated market launches, the safest approach is to wait for licensed operators. You can also explore legal alternatives that operate under different rules, see our prediction markets, sweepstakes, and daily fantasy pages for product categories that may be available in more states.

When Could Hawaii Legalize Sports Betting?

There is no confirmed timeline. Legalization in any state requires legislation (and sometimes a voter referendum or tribal compact negotiations), followed by a regulatory rollout that can take months. We update this page whenever the status changes, so check back for the latest.

Hawaii Sports Betting FAQ

Is sports betting legal in Hawaii?

No. As of 2026 Hawaii does not have legal sports betting. No legal gambling framework of any kind.

Who regulates sports betting in Hawaii?

There is currently no sports betting regulator in Hawaii because the activity is not legal.

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