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Nevada Betting Bonus
Nevada was the first US state to legalize online betting in 2010, followed by online casino in 2013. But due to a strict regulation requiring players to activate their accounts in a physical location, many operators have opted out. On this page you'll find the sportsbooks available in the Silver State, and their betting bonus promos.
Nevada Sports Betting Bonuses
21+. Bet Responsibly. Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER.
| Bonus | Turnover | Minimum odds | Expiry | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
BetMGM
4.1/5 | Turnover
1x | Minimum odds
N/A | Expiry
7 days |
Up to $1,500 Back in Bonus Bets if Your First Wager Doesn't Win 21+. New users only. Offer available in AZ/CO/DC/IL/IN/IA/KA/LA/MA/MD/MI/ NC/NJ/OH/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY. Offer not available in NV/NY/PR. Qualifying deposit (min $10) and first real money wager required. If qualifying bet settles as a loss, user is refunded 100% in non-withdrawable bonus bets up to $1,500. Rewards are non-withdrawable bonus bets that expire in 7 days. See full T&C at BetMGM. 21+. Bet Responsibly. Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER. NY: Call (877-8-HOPENY) or text HOPENY (467369). | ||||||
 Caesars
4.3/5 |
Bet $1, Double Your Winnings on Your Next 20 Bets | Turnover
1x | Minimum odds
-10000 | Expiry
14 days |
Get 20 100% Profit Boosts After Your First Real Money Wager of $1 21+ only. New customers only. Must use Promo Code INSERT YOUR SITE'S PROMO CODE HERE. AZ/CO/IL/IN/IA/KS/KY/LA/ME/ MA/MD/MI/NJ/NY/NC/OH/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY/DC only. Deposit required (min $10). Must place first real money Qualifying Wager (min $1) within 30 days. Receive twenty 100% Profit Boosts to use on any market. Maximum wager for each profit boost is $25. Maximum additional winnings for each rewarded profit boost is $2,500. Profit Boosts expire 14 days after receipt. See full T&C at Caesars. | |||||
💡 As many sportsbooks have opted not to operate in Nevada due to the somewhat complicated legislation, prediction apps have become a very popular alternative for players looking for new legal betting sites. Prediction sites do not require registration in person.
Nevada Prediction Sites
FAQ - NV Sports Betting Bonuses
Is online betting legal in Nevada?
Yes, online betting in Nevada has been legal since 2010, but requires players to activate their accounts in person at a licensed retail sportsbook in the state.
Are online casinos legal in Nevada?
Yes, online casinos are legal in Nevada since 2013, but players must first activate their account in person at a retail casino located in the state before they can start playing.
What's the legal gambling age in Nevada?
Nevada enforces a strict 21+ age requirement for all types of gambling, including but not limited to online betting/casino, retail betting/casino, horse racing, poker, slot machines, lotteries and bingo.
Do I need to register my account in person?
Yes. Nevada law and regulations require bettors to visit a retail casino or sportsbook in person and register/activate their account before they can start playing online.
Can I not play at DraftKings or FanDuel in Nevada?
Many of the biggest sports betting operators in the country are missing in Nevada. This is due to regulatory difficulties. Nevada is known for having a strong and very casino-centric gambling culture, and the regulation serves to preserve this.
Players wanting to gamble online in Nevada have to register/activate their accounts in person at a retail casino/sportsbook. For many of the biggest betting-focused operators, this means that they would have to open retail sportsbooks within the state in order to accept players. This is a big investment that sometimes conflicts with their business model.
The result is that some of the biggest sportsbook operators, like DraftKings and FanDuel, have decided to not expand into Nevada as of yet.
Do I have to pay taxes on sportsbook winnings in NV?
A gambling state by heart, Nevada has no additional state tax on gambling revenue for neither residents nor non-residents. All profits are still taxable as personal income on a federal level, and may be subject to income tax in your state of residency.
Winnings over a certain threshold will still lead to the sportsbook/casino sending out a W‑2G form that needs to be filled out and sent in. This is a requirement by the IRS, in order to validate where larger amounts of money come from.
