Sports Betting Consumer Protection Tracker
The Tracker covers consumer protection policy across jurisdictions with state-licensed sports betting.
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Consumer Protection Policy
Exposure
Young adults
These policies keep betting ads away from individuals under 21 years old by limiting who an ad can target, where it can run, and whether it can appear on a college campus.
18 of 35 jurisdictions limit betting ads aimed at people under 21 and/or restrict them on college campuses.
- Under-21 and/or campus limits (18)
- No policy found (17)
- Not covered
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Methods
How the Tracker is built
Scope
The Tracker covers the 35 jurisdictions where sports betting is licensed and regulated by a state or the District of Columbia. Jurisdictions where sports betting is offered only under tribal gaming compacts are not included, and prediction markets are outside the scope of this edition.
Sources
Every source links to a document the state itself publishes, such as a statute, a regulation, a bill, or a regulator's policy page. Items marked Under Review are either part of a proposal or bill still moving through the rulemaking or legislative process, or are policies I am still reviewing.
What it does not measure
Values record what written policies require, not what operators do. Many operators go further on their own. Some sportsbooks, for example, stopped accepting credit cards nationwide in 2025 and 2026.
Corrections
Policies change often. Regulators, operators, and researchers who spot an error or a new policy can send it to brandon@experientialinsights.com with a link to the source.