FrontPageBets | Online sports betting in Colorado

Sports betting is legal in 19 states in one way or another.

Those states are: Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia and Wyoming.

Other states will come online sometime in 2022. Some are a longer way off. In-person betting also exists in multiple states across the country, but the fastest growing part of the sports betting industry is in the online arena.

Here is a list of other legal online sports betting states.

Here's what you need to know about legal online sports betting in Colorado:

Can I legally bet online in Colorado?

Yes; if you are 21 or older. Sports betting became legal in Colorado in May 2020.

How do I bet?

You can bet on sports anywhere within the state of Colorado by downloading a sports betting app on your smartphone/mobile device/computer/any online device. You can also place bets at physical sportsbooks.

Where can I bet?

Anywhere within the state’s boarders. You don’t need to be a resident of the state to sign up for an online account, but you do need to be in the state to place a bet – your smartphone or desktop plugin will use geolocation (“geofence”) technology to verify that your location when placing a wager. If you are a Colorado resident in another state, you will be blocked from placing a bet.

What can I bet on?

You can bet on all major sporting events/games, except no player prop betting is allowed for college/NCAA athletes.

Who can I bet with?

Colorado now hosts more than two dozen sportsbook apps. No other state has more.