Vermont
- Vermont opens gates on score-based sportsbook licensing process
- Prospective Vermont sportsbook operators take aim at authorities over regulations
- Vermont targeting end of 2023 for online sports betting debut
- Vermont Governor signs off on sports betting legalisation
- Vermont sports betting bill lands on governor’s desk
Operator/supplier deals
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Online/land-based partnerships
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Licensing deals
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Marketing deals
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Sports teams/franchises
There are no major league sports teams in Vermont.
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State population
620,000
Revenue
With no gambling legal, the state does not draw any revenues from the activity.
Online/offline revenue split
0/100
Amounts wagered
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Total number of betting premises
There are no casinos or racetracks in state.
Stake tax take
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What type of licenses are available?
Just DFS currently
How many skins are permitted per license?
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How do you apply for a license?
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What are the integrity fees?
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What is the current tax rate?
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Is there a self-exclusion register in the state?
No
Is sports betting legal?
No
State legislators discussed a new bill for state-wide mobile betting in January 2020. If approved, the law will take effect on July 1 2020.
Regulator details
With no land-based casinos or racetracks in state, there is no gaming commission in Vermont.
Is sports betting permitted online?
No. While New England has tended to lead the way, Vermont is not at the forefront of online gaming.
Is there any specific legislation for daily fantasy sports?
Yes, DFS was regulated in 2017. There are no additional taxes for operators, but there is a $5,000 annual license fee to pay.
What legislation, if any, is currently pending?
New bill pending a decision from the House and Governor.