Best sportsbooks in Vermont
Vermont launched mobile sports betting on January 11, 2024 with three operators: DraftKings, FanDuel, and Fanatics.
Ranked by line sharpness, not promo size or referral payout. How we make money.
- Open DraftKings#1
DraftKings
sharpness 2/522¢ widthHigh limits in regulated states; payout times 1–5 business days.
- ✓ Huge market depth
- ✓ Same-game parlays
- ✓ Promos for new users
- Open FanDuel#2
FanDuel
sharpness 2/522¢ widthFast cash-out, instant withdrawals via PayPal in most states.
- ✓ Best UI
- ✓ Generous SGP boosts
- ✓ Fast payouts
Vermont sports betting facts
- Mobile
- Live
- Retail
- —
- Min age
- 21+
- Tax rate
- 20–33% revenue share
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FAQ — sports betting in Vermont
Is online sports betting legal in Vermont?
Yes — Vermont has legal, regulated mobile sports betting. Minimum age: 21+. Vermont launched mobile sports betting on January 11, 2024 with three operators: DraftKings, FanDuel, and Fanatics.
Which sportsbooks are live in Vermont?
DraftKings, FanDuel, Fanatics are currently live in Vermont.
How does Parlae rank sportsbooks?
By line sharpness (de-vigged price quality) and width, not by promo size or referral payout. The book that prices closest to the true fair line wins — that's the same book that gives you the best long-term EV.
What's the legal minimum betting age in Vermont?
21+. Some retail/tribal venues may differ; check the operator.
What's the state tax rate on sportsbook revenue?
20–33% revenue share of adjusted gross revenue. Tax rates don't affect player odds directly but do influence which operators choose to enter the market.
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