Sports Betting in Arkansas: Laws, Licensed Apps & AI Predictions
Key Facts: Arkansas Sports Betting
Status
Legal — Online & Retail
Legal Since
2022
Tax Rate
13% (online) / 20% (retail)
Monthly Handle
$40M+
- Voters approved Issue 4 in November 2018
- Retail betting launched in 2019, mobile in 2022
- Four casino licenses can partner with online operators
- Professional and college sports wagering allowed
- Must be 21+ and physically in Arkansas to bet
- Smaller market with limited operator competition
Sports Betting Overview: Arkansas
Arkansas became one of the first states to legalize sports betting after the Supreme Court overturned PASPA, passing Issue 4 in November 2018. Retail sportsbooks launched at casinos in 2019, but mobile betting didn't arrive until March 2022. The market is smaller than neighboring states, with only a handful of licensed operators. Arkansas law permits wagering on professional and college sports. The state's four casino licenses each partner with online operators, keeping the competitive field limited. Despite the smaller market, Arkansas bettors benefit from growing operator competition and promotional offers.
Licensed Sportsbooks in Arkansas
How AI Predictions Help Arkansas Bettors
With fewer sportsbooks and less line competition, Arkansas bettors can find significant value by comparing AI-generated probabilities against local book lines. AI models help identify mispriced lines that smaller markets often produce.
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