The short answer
Yes. Indiana allows online sports betting, according to the official source linked in the status box above.
Only patrons 21 or older may deposit or wager on sports in Indiana.
Every line in the checklist above comes from an official page and links to it. Where a line reads Not verified yet, no official page we could read says it, and we chose not to fill the gap ourselves.
Key facts from official sources
- Minimum age
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Only patrons 21 or older may deposit or wager on sports in Indiana.
Only patrons at least twenty-one (21) years of age may deposit funds or participate in wagering.
Source: in.gov
- State tax rate
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Indiana taxes adjusted gross receipts from sports wagering at 9.5 percent.
This tax is imposed on the adjusted gross receipts received from authorized sports wagering in Indiana at the rate of 9.5%.
Source: in.gov
- College sports
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The Indiana Gaming Commission limits wagering on collegiate events to NCAA Division I sports.
Wagering on collegiate events shall be limited to NCAA Division I sports.
Source: in.gov
- Where you must be
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Patrons may not bet by mobile unless physically present in Indiana.
prohibition from engaging in mobile wagering activity, unless the patron is physically present in Indiana;
Source: in.gov
- Self-exclusion
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Indiana has a statewide Internet self-restriction program administered by the commission.
a link to the Indiana statewide Internet self-restriction program administered by the commission
Source: in.gov
- Help line
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The Indiana sports wagering rules give 1-800-9-WITH-IT as the problem gambling helpline.
If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-9-WITH-IT
Source: in.gov
Taxes on the operators
Indiana taxes adjusted gross receipts from sports wagering at 9.5 percent.
Tax rates are not like for like, because every state taxes a different base. Our state hub has a chart with the verified rates next to each other.
Where you have to be
Patrons may not bet by mobile unless physically present in Indiana.
College sports
The Indiana Gaming Commission limits wagering on collegiate events to NCAA Division I sports.
Read the source for the full rule, because it can have exceptions that a one line summary leaves out.
If betting stops being fun
Indiana has a statewide Internet self-restriction program administered by the commission.
The Indiana sports wagering rules give 1-800-9-WITH-IT as the problem gambling helpline.
How to find the licensed apps in Indiana
The regulator publishes its own list: see the page for licensed sports betting operators. That list is the authority on which apps may take bets in Indiana, and it is more reliable than any comparison site, including this one. We do not list individual apps here because we have not verified app-level facts for this state.
Wherever betting is allowed, a bet is tied to your location when you place it. Check the state rules in the place where you are standing, and download an app only from an official app store or from the operator's own website.
What we could not verify
We state a fact only when we have read it on an official page and can show the quote. These items were left out of this page for that reason:
- The date betting started, because no official page we could read states it.
Laws and rules change, so the date at the top of each source matters. We read these pages on October 30, 2026.
Betting responsibly in Indiana
Sports betting is an entertainment cost, not a way to earn money or to win back a loss. Decide how much you can afford to lose before you start, set a limit in the app, and take a break if betting stops being fun. The Indiana sports wagering rules give 1-800-9-WITH-IT as the problem gambling helpline. You can also call 1-800-GAMBLER at any time, or read our responsible gambling page.
Related reading
- The state-by-state table and map.
- Neighbouring pages: Iowa, Pennsylvania, Missouri.
- American odds explained, before you read a price.
- The parlay calculator and what a parlay is.
- What a moneyline bet is.
Frequently asked questions
Is sports betting legal in Indiana?
Yes. Indiana allows online sports betting, according to the official source linked in the status box above.
How old do you have to be to bet in Indiana?
Only patrons 21 or older may deposit or wager on sports in Indiana. This comes from in.gov.
Can you bet on college sports in Indiana?
The Indiana Gaming Commission limits wagering on collegiate events to NCAA Division I sports. Read the source for the full rule.
Can you exclude yourself from betting in Indiana?
Indiana has a statewide Internet self-restriction program administered by the commission.
Where can you get help with gambling in Indiana?
The Indiana sports wagering rules give 1-800-9-WITH-IT as the problem gambling helpline. The quote on this page shows the number as the state gives it.