Is online poker legal in Vermont? Not licensed
No online poker site is licensed in Vermont. The state has not passed a law to regulate it.
What Vermont law says
Vermont has no law that licenses online poker. The state has a lottery and sports betting but no casinos and no racetracks.
Online sports betting was legalized in 2024.
What is likely to change
There are no plans to change this, and lawmakers are unlikely to take it up soon.
Real money online poker in Vermont: the offshore sites
These are the rooms that currently accept players from Vermont:
Tournament players and regular grinders. Winning Poker Network. Rakeback: 27% flat, or Elite Benefits.
Visit ACRACR's tables with a smaller site's promotions. Winning Poker Network. Rakeback: 27% flat, or Elite Benefits.
Visit Black ChipSofter cash games; sports bettors. Chico Poker Network. Rakeback: Races and leaderboards.
Visit BetOnlineCasual players who want anonymous tables. PaiWangLuo. Rakeback: None; anonymous tables.
Visit IgnitionPlayers who also bet sports. PaiWangLuo. Rakeback: None; anonymous tables.
Visit BovadaState lists come from each room's terms and can change without notice. The sign-up form is the final word.
Sweepstakes poker in Vermont
Vermont has not banned sweepstakes poker sites as of November 14, 2026, though eleven states have since 2025 and more bills are filed each year. See where sweepstakes poker stands.
Live poker in Vermont
There are no poker rooms in Vermont. Charities can hold occasional casino nights; for a real room, players travel out of state.
Common questions
Is online poker legal in Vermont?
No online poker site is licensed in Vermont. The state has not passed a law to regulate it.
Can I get in trouble for playing online poker in Vermont?
We are not lawyers and this is not legal advice. Gambling laws in most states are aimed at people who run games, not people who play them, but the wording differs state to state. If it matters to you, ask a Vermont lawyer.
Which poker sites accept Vermont players?
ACR Poker, Black Chip Poker, BetOnline Poker, Ignition Poker, Bovada Poker currently take sign-ups from Vermont. None is licensed in the state.
Do I have to be in the state to play?
On a state-licensed site, yes: your phone or computer is location-checked. Offshore sites decide by the address you register with.