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02 · The short answer

States where Spree does not accept players

States not accepted

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Looked Sep 2026 Not found in casino terms

Oklahoma. Not available: banned by state law from 1 Nov 2026 (SB 1589).

This is state law. It applies to every casino, whatever its own terms say.

Casinos change the states they accept. Check the casino's own terms before you sign up.

03 · State by state

Spree in every state

Whether Spree accepts players in each state, from the casino's own terms and help pages, next to what each state's law or regulators have done, from legislature, attorney general, regulator and court records. Dates show when we checked.
State Does Spree accept players? What the state's law says
Alabama Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Alaska Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Arizona Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Arkansas Not yet known Bill failed or vetoed

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

California Not yet known Banned by statute

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Colorado Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Connecticut Not yet known Banned by statute

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Delaware Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

District of Columbia Not yet known Bill pending

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Florida Not listed: we show no casinos for Florida Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Georgia Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Hawaii Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Idaho Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Illinois Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Indiana Not yet known Banned by statute

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Iowa Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Kansas Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Kentucky Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Louisiana Not yet known Banned by statute

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Maine Not yet known Banned by statute

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Maryland Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Massachusetts Not yet known Bill failed or vetoed

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Michigan Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Minnesota Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Mississippi Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Missouri Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Montana Not yet known Banned by statute

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Nebraska Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Nevada Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

New Hampshire Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

New Jersey Not yet known Banned by statute

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

New Mexico Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

New York Not yet known Banned by statute

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

North Carolina Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

North Dakota Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Ohio Not yet known Bill pending

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Oklahoma Not available: banned by state law from 1 Nov 2026 (SB 1589) Banned since 1 November 2026

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Oregon Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Pennsylvania Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Rhode Island Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

South Carolina Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

South Dakota Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Tennessee Not yet known Banned by statute

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Texas Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Utah Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Vermont Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Virginia Not yet known Bill pending

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Washington Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

West Virginia Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Wisconsin Not yet known No specific action found

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Wyoming Not yet known Regulator or Attorney General enforcement

Checked Sep 2026 State records (opens in a new tab)

Three things we keep apart

  1. What the state's law says. Each state's page names the law or action, with its date and source.
  2. Whether Spree accepts players there. That comes from the casino's own terms and help pages. "Accepted" means the state is not on the casino's list. It does not mean the state allows it.
  3. This is information, not legal advice. If it matters to you, read the law or ask a lawyer in your state.