Currently, no. Mobile sports betting in Florida is technically illegal at this moment. Players were able to use Hard Rock Casino's brand-new mobile betting app via a compact with the Seminole Tribe until a Federal Court ruled against the compact. It's a classic Florida mess.

Florida players were able to use Hard Rock Casino's brand-new mobile betting app, the state's only sports betting option for the time being. We expect it to be up and running again when the legality surrounding sports betting in Florida is cleared up.

Initially, November 1st, 2021. Legal sports betting in Florida has made a rather quiet (and disputed) start as some aspects of the legality surrounding sports betting are still being discussed. It is yet to be determined when fully-legal sports betting will begin in Florida.

Florida has no legal online gambling options at present. However, the desire for online gambling clearly exists in The Sunshine State, so we expect to find online gambling options sooner rather than later.

Legal gambling in Florida currently consists of table games and slot machines in land-based casinos, greyhound racing, horse racing and jai-alai. There’s the State Lottery and Bingo as well.

Players need to be at least 21 years of age to gamble at casinos and at least 18 to gamble legally on horse racing.