FAQ

The legal gambling age in the US is 18, 19, or 21, depending on the state. It's also worth mentioning that certain gambling activities is prohibited in certain states, too.

Geolocation technology is used at online casinos, which will determine your location either by GPS data on mobile devices, or by using Wi-Fi and IP signals on desktop computers or laptops.

Gambling age limits can vary due to there being no regional law across the United States. This means that each state can choose its own minimum age to gamble, which must be followed by everyone that is physically present in the state.

Underage gamblers can be removed physically from casinos, or have their online casino account permanently closed. Any potential winnings will almost always be confiscated and in some states, civil penalties or fines will apply.

You can confirm your age at US online casinos by submitting a government-issued ID such as a passport or driver's license, alongside proof of your address. In some cases, identity databases that are linked to public records may also be used to confirm that you're above the legal gambling age.

Paul Marchong

Paul Marchong

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Paul has an Economic Degree earned at Leicester University and Masters of Science in Management from Boston University. He has always been an avid writer and has been doing this for the last 15 years. Apart from his interest in the gambling world and the economy, he loves to keep abreast of all new technology and more, importantly, how it affects us all. The content he produces reflects his life experiences as well as his passion for sports betting, casino games and iGaming in general.