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College Football & Basketball Player Prop Rules by State: Where Are They Allowed?

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U.S. sportsbooks have been posting more college basketball and football player props where they're allowed, but the number of states offering them continues to shrink. Even where legal, regulatory scrutiny has increased, and riskier props are under closer review due to concerns about athlete safety and integrity.

Different states have different rules. New Jersey does not allow betting on in-state teams, but props on out-of-state teams are available. Oregon prohibits all college sports betting, while Connecticut allows futures on in-state teams during tournaments but not individual games. Missouri recently went live, and while players can bet on games involving Missouri colleges, player props on those games are prohibited.

Several states, including Louisiana, Maryland, and Ohio, banned college player props in 2024. These measures respond to past betting scandals, NCAA pressure, and efforts to protect student-athletes. Even where legal, sportsbooks and regulators actively monitor prop markets, so availability can change quickly.

If there's no traditional prop betting in your state, PrizePicks is a DFS alternative. It allows you to make selections on player stats, including college. and combine them for increased payouts. The site is available in more than 30 states, including Georgia, California, and Texas.

Here's how each state handles college player props:

StateRule
ArizonaNo Props
ColoradoNo Props
ConnecticutNo Props on CT Teams
IllinoisNo Props for IL Teams
IndianaPre-Game Props Only
IowaNo Props for IA Teams
KansasProps Allowed
LouisianaNo Props
MarylandNo Props
MassachusettsNo Props
MichiganProps Allowed
MissouriNo Props for MO Teams
New JerseyNo Props for NJ Teams
OhioNo Props
OregonNo Props
New HampshireNo Props for NH Teams
New YorkNo Props
North CarolinaProps Allowed
PennsylvaniaNo Props
Rhode IslandNo Props for RI Teams
TennesseeNo Props
VermontNo Props
VirginiaNo Props
Washington D.C.Props Allowed
West VirginiaNo Props
WyomingProps Allowed

College Sports Prop Rules by State

Arizona

No player props at all.

Colorado

No player props at all.

Connecticut

No props for in-state teams.

Connecticut has some weird rules involving in-state teams in general. Betting on futures is allowed during tournaments for in-state teams, but betting on individual games involving in-state teams is not. That means betting on UConn to win the NCAA Tournament is allowed, but betting on their first-round game is not.

Illinois

No player props for in-state teams.

Indiana

Player props are allowed, but no live player props.

Iowa

No player props at all.

Louisiana

No player props at all.

Maryland

No player props at all.

Michigan

Player props are allowed.

Missouri

No player props for in-state teams.

New Jersey

No player props for in-state teams.

New Hampshire

No player props for in-state teams.

New York

No player props at all.

Oregon

No college sports betting at all.

Ohio

No player props at all.

North Carolina

Player props are allowed.

Pennsylvania

No player props at all.

Rhode Island

No player props for in-state teams.

Tennessee

No player props at all.

Vermont

No player props at all.

Virginia

No player props at all.

West Virginia

No player props at all.

Wyoming

Player props are allowed.

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