Arkansas Sports Betting Overview
Arkansas legalized retail sports betting in 2018 and expanded to online betting in March 2022. Regulated by the Arkansas Racing Commission, the market is small but stable, with just three casino-operated mobile sportsbooks: Betly, Oaklawn Sports, and Saracen Bet.
In 2024, Arkansas sportsbooks generated $115.68 million in gross gaming revenue. The state taxes net gaming receipts at 13% up to $150 million and 20% beyond, with funds directed to state, county, and racing programs.
While revenue has grown, the state’s limited-operator model may restrict future market expansion.
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