Wyoming marshaled its resources rapidly and effectively on its way to legalizing sports wagering. State legislators, in conjunction with the WGC, presented sports betting legislation, authorized mobile wagering, set rules, and launched its program all within the same calendar year.

Wyoming's course toward legalized sports betting is highlighted here:

June 17, 2025: The state Select Committee on Capital Financing and Investments proposed 3 tax walkings in Wyoming, consisting of a doubling of the sports betting income tax rate.

Jan. 22, 2025: Wyoming is thinking about an online casino costs that would let operators offer online slots and table games.

Nov. 25, 2024: Wyoming will split down on athlete harassment with brand-new punishment, which will place people on the state's uncontrolled exemption list. This follows issues over increased harassment by gamblers losing prop bets.

Oct. 1, 2024: Wyoming regulators launch a video gaming expediency research study.

July 12, 2024: Wyoming postpones its decision on banning college gamer props.

May 29, 2024: Fanatics Sportsbook launches in Wyoming, increasing the number of legal operators in the state to 5. This is the 21st state that Fanatics Sportsbook is now live in.

May 9, 2024: Wyoming takes an action towards prohibiting college player prop wagering, mainly due to the harassment of student-athletes.

Jan. 25, 2024: PrizePicks adds brand-new peer-to-peer video game in Wyoming and 3 other U.S. states - PrizePicks Arena.

March 29, 2023: Wyoming sports betting adds DK Horse, the just recently released DraftKings horse racing app, ahead of the Kentucky Derby.

Feb. 21, 2023: Amendments to the state's sports betting law need supplier licenses for server hosts and sports stability tracking services. Changes are likewise made to the language around the reduction of discounts from taxable earnings and operators' ability to bring over losses to offset taxes.

Aug. 2, 2022: Caesars Sportsbook goes live in Wyoming, making it the state's fourth active legal sportsbook.

May 31, 2022: The Wyoming Gaming Commission reports $9.9 million in total betting handle for April 2022.

March 10, 2022: FanDuel debuts in the state, becoming Wyoming's 3rd legal online sportsbook.

Feb. 3, 2022: PointsBet is approved as the 4th sports wagering operator in Wyoming. The operator anticipates to introduce in Spring 2022.

Nov. 22, 2021: Wyoming gaming regulators approved FanDuel to release sports betting operations, however no go-to-market date was shared. It's likely that FanDuel's mobile app will go live within a couple of weeks.

Oct. 21, 2021: The Cowboy State's video gaming commission anticipates to include a 3rd sports betting operator within the next month.

Sept. 1, 2021: Legal Wyoming sports betting shows up as two sportsbooks go live online.

August 2021: The Wyoming Gaming Commission authorizes a set of online sports wagering guidelines, leading the way for the launch of mobile sports betting throughout Wyoming.

July 2021: Officials made applications offered for online Wyoming sports betting operators and matching vendors.

June 9, 2021: The Wyoming Gaming Commission completed the rules for online sports betting. Gov. Mark Gordon sent the rules, which needed a 45-day public remark duration. The measures were put into place to accommodate a September 2021 launch date.

April 5, 2021: Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon (R) indications the state's mobile-only sports wagering bill (HB 133) into law. Wyoming earned the distinction of being the first state to implement legalized sports betting in 2021.

March 2021: The Wyoming Senate passes HB133, the state's online sports betting costs, by a margin of 24-5. Gov. Mark Gordon needed to put his signature on the costs for sports betting legalization to come into impact.

February 2020: Wyoming Rep. Tom Walters presents HB225, a bill to recognize online Wyoming sports wagering. The costs is beat by a vote of 32-27 in the Wyoming House of Representatives. HB225 focused around an online-only system with unlimited sportsbook operators.