Yes, but you cannot bet in North Carolina quite yet.
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We graded North Carolina on its sports betting bill and experience relative to other states.
Mobile Betting Options: F
There’s no online sports betting in North Carolina. You can’t give it anything but an F.
Sign Up & Deposits: F
You can only bet in person, so there’s no online deposits or registrations. F.
Fair Pricing: TBD
Caesars owns and operates Harrah's, so its sports betting product will be integrated into each casino. While Caesars has fair pricing elsewhere, a monopoly is never a good thing.
The company says it has "flexibility to make adjustments for our region" in regards to odds, so expect local teams to be priced differently than normal.
Offerings: TBD
Mobile offerings often turn out different than in-person ones, so we’ll wait to grade North Carolina on this.
The sheer existence of sports betting is more than half the states in the union can say. So that's a plus.
The Cherokee casinos are trying to create a monopoly for themselves around sports betting -- but it won't be a very lucrative one if betting remains in-person only.
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Betting tips content for North Carolina coming soon.
| Casino | Sportsbook | City |
|---|---|---|
| TBD | TBD | TBD |