States that allow online poker

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READ MORE: Best Poker Rooms In The United States Online poker legislation However, there are some states, like Texas and Georgia, with such ambiguous laws that poker enthusiasts have found ways to open membership-based card clubs without explicit licenses to do so.

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More than half of the states allow live poker, whether in card rooms, casinos, or on Indigenous lands. Each of the 50 states can legalize, regulate, and license live poker rooms or online poker sites as they choose. With the lack of federal legislation around the game, the United States is anything but united on the issue. State-regulated online poker and live poker in America are constantly in flux.

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