
United States · Poker guide
Online poker legal states: where you can play and which sites are licensed
Online poker legal states: check where you can play, then read the verified poker room records for your state.
Operator directory
13 United States poker brands
Choose the operating model and your state. State-regulated real-money listings are supported only for the named states. Sweepstakes and social casinos are a separate model and are not state-licensed real-money casinos; their official eligibility rules can change.
13 operators
State-regulated real money
Exact state and product authorization appears in each review.


BetRivers

Borgata

DraftKings

FanDuel

PartyPoker

PlaySugarHouse

World Series of Poker
Sweepstakes / social
Official rules define age, eligibility and promotional-currency terms.

Clubs Poker

ClubWPT

ClubWPT Gold

Global Poker

Stake.us
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No active offering in this directory matches the selected state, model and product. Check the review evidence or reset the filters.
Online poker legal states
Only some states allow real-money online poker, and each licenses its own poker rooms. This directory includes a brand only where a current primary source identifies poker. An online casino logo or video-poker game does not establish a player-versus-player poker room. State coverage is shown in each review and can differ from casino or sportsbook coverage.
Use the state filter
In states with legal online poker, the filter shows the active rooms. Choose your state to narrow the records to evidenced active offerings. The same brand can have different licensed hosts, websites or product terms across states. An interstate player pool does not remove the need for a valid state-specific account and location eligibility.
Review the format before joining
Cash games have blinds, buy-in limits and rake. Tournaments have an entry fee, structure, late-registration window and possible re-entry rules. Read the current room rules, table availability and account conditions on the operator’s own website.
Sweepstakes and social poker
A promotional-currency or social poker service uses a different model from a state-regulated real-money room. It is included only when its current official terms support poker and state eligibility. Any such records carry a separate operating-model label.
Alphabetical, source-checked profiles
Every brand has an official CTA and a review page with sources and a checked date. The list is alphabetical within model, without invented ratings, rake claims, tournament guarantees or welcome offers. Each review names the states with legal online poker for that brand.
Frequently asked questions
Which states have legal online poker?
Only some US states allow real-money online poker, and each licenses its own poker rooms. The poker directory includes a brand only where a current primary source identifies poker, and each review names the states with legal online poker for that brand. Use the state filter to see the active rooms in your state.
Can I play online poker in any state with an interstate player pool?
No. An interstate player pool does not remove the need for a valid state-specific account and location eligibility in the US. The same poker brand can have different licensed hosts, websites or product terms across states, so choose your state in the filter and check the room’s own rules before joining.
Does video poker at an online casino count as an online poker site?
No. An online casino logo or video-poker game does not establish a player-versus-player poker room. The US poker directory requires a current primary source that identifies poker, and a brand’s poker state coverage can differ from its casino or sportsbook coverage, as shown in each review.
Is sweepstakes poker the same as regulated real-money poker in the US?
No. A promotional-currency or social poker service uses a different model from a state-regulated real-money poker room in the US. It is included in the poker directory only when its current official terms support poker and state eligibility, and any such record carries a separate operating-model label.