Indiana authorized sports betting through House Bill 1015, signed by Gov. Eric Holcomb on May 8, 2019, according to the supplied source. Retail sportsbooks opened Sept. 1, 2019, and mobile wagering followed Oct. 3. The source reports that more than 10 sportsbook apps are now available in the state.
The stated eligibility rules require bettors to be at least 21. A bettor does not have to be an Indiana resident, but must be physically within the state when placing a wager. Sports wagering is also available at retail locations, including sportsbooks inside casinos.
The source says wagers are allowed on Division I college teams, including in-state teams. Player prop bets on college athletes must be placed before the game begins. It also describes common promotional offers, such as bet-and-get deals, deposit matches and profit boosts, and advises readers to check restrictions including minimum odds, playthrough requirements and expiration dates.
This information is a concise summary of the supplied sportsbook guide, not an independent verification of current licensing, operator availability or wagering rules. The guide also contains promotional sportsbook material.
