A few years ago, this version of the US online poker market didn’t exist.
Well, it really is pretty remarkable.
Some of the biggest iGaming brands in the US are now offering online poker—and that’s with legalization in only a handful of states. A few years ago, this likely would’ve required federal legalization to even seem plausible.
Yet here we are.
DraftKings is in the mix with Electric Poker (essentially Spin & Go). It’s a limited format for now, but it shows intent—and there’s always the possibility they expand into formats like All-In or Fold down the line.
BetRivers Poker is already live in four states and set to launch in a fifth (New Jersey), quietly building one of the broader footprints in the market.
And now FanDuel has entered the space using PokerStars branding, launching in three states with potential to expand into West Virginia and possibly Connecticut.
Current footprint:
DraftKings: PA, MI, NJ
FanDuel: PA, MI, NJ
BetRivers: PA, MI, WV, DE (soon NJ)
BetMGM: PA, MI, NJ
WSOP: PA, MI, NJ, NV
