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📖 Statute Reference
Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 31, ch. 25 § 1340 et seq. (HB 127, 2023)
🚨 Penalties for Violations
Unlawful gambling is a misdemeanor. Operating illegal sports wagering is a felony.
📄 Exceptions & Special Cases
Must be 21+. Online/mobile only — no physical sportsbooks. Up to six operators licensed.
🔄 Recent Changes
February 2025: H 133 introduced to repeal Vermont's sports betting and state lottery laws entirely — a first-of-its-kind repeal effort in the legal era. Bill status remains pending.
🔍 Expanded Analysis: Vermont Sports Betting Laws
What this means for residents and visitors: A in-depth review of Sports Betting laws in Vermont finds that the substance is classified as 'Legal' under current state and federal statutes. Sports betting is legal in Vermont since January 2024, operating as an online/mobile-only market with no retail sportsbooks. The market is regulated by the Vermont Department of Liquor and Lottery. Individuals planning to possess, purchase, or distribute Sports Betting in Vermont should be aware that the legal landscape is complex and varies by local jurisdiction. We recommend consulting a qualified local attorney before relying on any legal status summary.
Related restrictions: No specific restrictions documented.
🔗 Official Resources
Source: https://legislature.vermont.gov/
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