Nasdaq-listed (DKNG) legal US online casino. Available NJ, MI, PA, WV, CT, RI. DFS + sportsbook + casino. State-regulated by NJ DGE, MI MGCB, PA PGCB and others.
DraftKings Casino is one of a small number of fully regulated online casinos available to US players. Operated by DraftKings Inc. (Nasdaq: DKNG), the casino holds state licences in New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Connecticut, and Rhode Island — with ongoing expansion. DraftKings Casino is NOT available in most US states. The platform integrates DraftKings' Daily Fantasy Sports (DFS) product, sportsbook, and online casino into a single account.
State Availability
DraftKings Casino is currently available in: NJ ✅ · MI ✅ · PA ✅ · WV ✅ · CT ✅ · RI ✅. Most other US states: not yet available. Always check DraftKings' website for the most current state availability as licences expand.
US State Licences — What They Mean
State regulation through New Jersey's Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE), Michigan's Gaming Control Board (MGCB), and Pennsylvania's Gaming Control Board (PGCB) represents the strictest player protection framework in the world. Requirements include: mandatory player fund segregation (your deposits held separately from operating funds), dispute resolution through state gaming authorities, enforced responsible gambling tools, and anti-money-laundering compliance. Unlike offshore Curaçao casinos, DraftKings cannot delay payments without triggering state regulatory action.
DraftKings Inc. — Nasdaq Listed
DraftKings Inc. trades on Nasdaq as DKNG. As a publicly listed company, it files quarterly and annual reports with the SEC, subjects itself to investor scrutiny, and operates under federal securities law. Institutional accountability of this level is shared by almost no other online casino operator available to US players. A payment failure would be a catastrophic public event — not a private dispute.
DFS + Sports + Casino Integration
DraftKings originated as a Daily Fantasy Sports platform in 2012, expanded into US sports betting in 2018, and launched its online casino in 2019. All three products share a single account and wallet. DraftKings Rewards points accrue across DFS, sportsbook, and casino play. Same-game parlays and slots can be accessed from the same session.
Welcome Bonus
DraftKings Casino offers USD welcome bonuses for new casino players. Wagering requirements, eligible games, and state-specific terms apply — bonus conditions differ by state. Review full T&Cs before opting in.
Games
1,000+ games including live dealer tables powered by Evolution Gaming, slots from Pragmatic Play and IGT, table games, and DraftKings-branded casino content. Game selection is regulated by state content requirements and may differ slightly by state.
Banking
USD only. Accepted methods: PayPal, Venmo, ACH bank transfer, DraftKings Play+ prepaid card. E-wallet withdrawals typically same day; ACH/bank 2–5 business days.
FAQ
- Which US states is DraftKings Casino available in?
- As of 2026, DraftKings Casino is licensed in New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. Most other US states are not yet available. Check DraftKings for current state availability.
- How is a state-regulated casino different from an offshore casino?
- State-licensed casinos (like DraftKings in NJ/MI/PA) must segregate player funds, submit to state audits, provide dispute resolution through state gaming authorities, and enforce responsible gambling tools by law. Offshore Curaçao casinos operate under lighter-touch regulation.
- Does DraftKings Casino include Daily Fantasy Sports?
- Yes. DraftKings' DFS product, sportsbook, and casino all share a single account. DraftKings Rewards points earn across all three products.
- How fast are withdrawals at DraftKings Casino?
- PayPal and Venmo withdrawals are typically processed same day. ACH bank transfers take 2–5 business days. DraftKings Play+ prepaid card is also available.
- Is DraftKings Casino on the Nasdaq?
- Yes. DraftKings Inc. (Nasdaq: DKNG) is publicly listed. This subjects the company to SEC reporting requirements and institutional investor accountability.