Can I Bet on Draftkings Sportsbook App From Wisconsin

You will not be able to bet using the Draftkings sportsbook app from Wisconsin as that state is yet to amend its laws applying to sports wagering.  Here is a site you CAN access to bet sports from Wisconsin. Be sure to claim your cash bonus up to $1000. 

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When Can I Bet Using the Draftkings App From Inside Wisconsin

Despite the state's love for the Green Bay Packers and Badgers, Wisconsin lawmakers appear to have little interest in allowing sportsbooks to operate within the state's borders, and this continues into the 2021-22 legislative year it appears.

From the Journal-Sentinel:

"Sports gaming is prohibited by the Wisconsin Constitution, state law and is not allowed under the state-tribal compacts," Steven Michels, state Department of Administration spokesperson, said in an email after the court ruling that allows states to legalize sports betting. "Today’s Supreme Court ruling does not affect Wisconsin law."

A source with ties to Wisconsin tribes, however, said those hurdles could be overcome, if a tribe wanted to offer sports betting and the state was open to the idea. Each of Wisconsin's 11 tribes operates at least one casino.

"Tribes don't need a constitutional change, (they) just need an amendment to the gaming compacts," the source said, noting that tribal casinos were permitted after the state constitution was amended in 1993 to ban new gambling.

It should be noted that a tribe in New Mexico opened a sportsbook without a state amendment.  There is a possibility the same can occur in Wisconsin we suppose.

Whether Draftkings were to get a piece of the action remains to be seen.

Until they do, BetOnline is accessible to those living in Wisconsin.

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