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Sports Betting in Alaska

Not Legal

By DawBets · Last verified: April 2026

Quick answer: Online sports betting is not legal in Alaska, but 7 CFTC-regulated prediction markets and 4 peer-to-peer sweepstakes exchanges remain available under separate regulatory frameworks.

Licensed Sportsbooks

Not available. Online sports betting is not legal in Alaska. HB 145 introduced March 2025, but no forward motion or voting progress as of late 2025.

Prediction Markets

Federally regulated by the CFTC. Trade event contracts on an exchange model — separate from state-licensed sportsbooks.

Peer-to-Peer Sweepstakes Exchanges

Dual-currency model. Trade directly against other users instead of against a sportsbook.

Legislative Status

HB 145 introduced March 2025, but no forward motion or voting progress as of late 2025.

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Frequently asked questions

Is sports betting legal in Alaska?

No. Online sports betting is not currently legal in Alaska. HB 145 introduced March 2025, but no forward motion or voting progress as of late 2025.

Can I use Kalshi in Alaska?

Yes. Kalshi is a CFTC-regulated prediction market available to Alaska residents. It offers sports event contracts under federal commodities regulation, separate from state-licensed sportsbooks.

Is ProphetX available in Alaska?

Yes. ProphetX, a peer-to-peer sports prediction exchange operating under a sweepstakes model, is available to Alaska residents.

What betting platforms are legally available in Alaska?

Even though traditional online sportsbooks are not authorized in Alaska, you can access CFTC-regulated prediction markets (Kalshi, Polymarket US, Robinhood, FanDuel Predicts, DraftKings Predictions, Fanatics Markets, Crypto.com Event Contracts) and peer-to-peer sweepstakes exchanges (Fliff, Rebet, ProphetX, Novig). These operate under different regulatory frameworks than licensed sportsbooks.

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