Can’t Bet on the Preakness Stakes From North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia

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The US-based licensed horse racing sites again this year will not be permitting bets on the Preakness Stakes from North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia or Mississippi.  Websites like BetUS do welcome those from the Carolinas, Georgia and Mississippi courtesy of their mobile website.

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BetUS and similar sites make the claim they can take bets on horses since horse racing is exempt from current online gambling prohibition.  States would argue that they can opt out of any type of gambling activity, including horse racing.

As a result, the following states, territories and Canada, are so-called “exclusion” markets for licensed US horse racing sites like TwinSpires.com,TVG and Preakness Stakes official betting sponsor Xpressbet:

Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Utah, Puerto Rico, The Virgin Islands, Canada

The Preakness Stakes is likely to attract more gamblers from these Southern states with Pimilco located just north of this region.

2023 Preakness Stakes Odds

Rot     To Win The 2023 Preakness Stakes     Moneyline
1     Mage         +150
4     First Mission         +250
5     Blazing Sevens         +1400
7     Confidence Game         +1600
8     National Treasure         +1000
9     Red Route One         +2800
11     Chase The Chaos         +8000
13     Disarm         +800
14     Perform         +1400

Find Live Odds Here

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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