State Guide · IN

Indiana Sports Betting

Online betting available

Launched 2019 with a broad operator lineup.

Quick answer

Yes, sports betting is legal in Indiana. The state offers regulated online sportsbooks overseen by the Indiana Gaming Commission, and 9 betting apps are currently tracked here. You must be 21 or older and physically within Indiana to bet.

Legal Status

Online betting available

Regulator

Indiana Gaming Commission

College Player Props

Restricted, Pregame player props allowed; live player props prohibited.

Sportsbook Apps Available in Indiana

The following major sportsbook apps are listed as operating in Indiana. Availability can change as operators launch, exit, or shift partnerships, always confirm current access and age requirements before creating an account.

BetMGM Sportsbook
Major national
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Caesars Sportsbook
Major national
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DraftKings Sportsbook
Major national
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ESPN BET
Major national
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FanDuel Sportsbook
Major national
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Fanatics Sportsbook
Major national
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BetRivers / SugarHouse
Multi-state
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bet365
Multi-state
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Bally Bet
Regional
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How to Start Betting in Indiana

1

Confirm you're eligible

You must be 21 or older and physically located in Indiana when you place a bet. Sportsbooks verify your location with geolocation technology.

2

Choose a licensed sportsbook

Pick from the operators licensed in Indiana (listed above). Each is regulated by the Indiana Gaming Commission.

3

Create and verify your account

Registration takes a few minutes and requires your legal name, date of birth, and the last four digits of your Social Security number for identity verification.

4

Deposit and place your first bet

Add funds with a supported payment method, then browse markets. Start small, set a budget before you play, and use the operator's responsible-gaming tools.

About the Indiana Sports Betting Market

Launched 2019 with a broad operator lineup. The market is overseen by the Indiana Gaming Commission, which licenses operators, enforces consumer protections, and publishes the official list of approved sportsbooks. With 9 apps tracked here, Indiana bettors have a range of choices for odds, markets, live betting, and promotions.

Before signing up, it’s worth comparing operators on the things that matter to you, odds quality, the breadth of markets, live/in-play betting, payout speed, and rewards. Our sportsbook directory compares coverage across states, and you can check Indiana’s college prop rules before placing any NCAA wagers.

Indiana College Player Prop Rules

College Player PropsIn-State Team RuleNotes
RestrictedAllowedPregame player props allowed; live player props prohibited.

See full college prop rules for all states →

Indiana Sports Betting FAQ

Is sports betting legal in Indiana?

Yes. Indiana offers legal online sports betting regulated by the Indiana Gaming Commission.

What sportsbook apps work in Indiana?

Indiana bettors can choose from operators such as BetMGM Sportsbook, Caesars Sportsbook, DraftKings Sportsbook, ESPN BET, FanDuel Sportsbook, and others. See the operator list above for the full lineup.

How old do you have to be to bet in Indiana?

You must be at least 21 years old to place a sports bet in Indiana, and you must be physically located within the state when you wager.

Do you have to live in Indiana to bet there?

No. You don’t need to be a resident, you only need to be physically inside Indiana when placing a bet. Sportsbooks confirm your location with geolocation before accepting wagers.

Are online sportsbooks in Indiana safe and legal?

Sportsbooks licensed by the Indiana Gaming Commission are legal and subject to state oversight, including identity verification, fund protection, and responsible-gaming requirements. Avoid unlicensed offshore sites.

Can you bet college player props in Indiana?

Pregame player props allowed; live player props prohibited.

Who regulates sports betting in Indiana?

Sports wagering in Indiana falls under the Indiana Gaming Commission.

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Must be 21 or older (or the legal age in your jurisdiction). If gambling stops being fun, help is available, Call 1-800-9-WITH-IT. Responsible gaming resources →