If you’re looking for traditional daily fantasy sports, you can sign up at FanDuel. DraftKings halted their DFS offerings in the state when they began negotiations to take over the Oregon Lottery’s sports betting platform. Unfortunately, DraftKings DFS contests are not live in Oregon. There are also new, emerging DFS prop sites available in Oregon every day. While the list of available sportsbooks in Oregon is short, sports fans can still play on their favorite daily fantasy sports sites like PrizePicks and Underdog Fantasy. On this page, we will get into the reasons for both, talk more about DFS and sports betting in Oregon, go over all the professional sports available for wagering, list available banking options, discuss the history of sports gambling in Oregon, and end with a special FAQ. (However, that doesn’t mean you can’t get in on the college action via fantasy prop sites like PrizePicks.) A few states have given one operator monopoly status, but no other state prohibits all wagering on all college sports. When it comes to legal sports betting, Oregon does have mobile betting, but there is only one operator and no betting on any college sports. From not being able to pump your own gas (as of mid-2023, you can pump your own gas!) to the lack of a sales tax to the quirky residents (and restaurants) of Portland, Oregonians have always done things their own way. This makes sense because it is a unique state in our country.

Oregon holds a unique position in the world of sports betting. (tedd) Created 1 year ago, Last Updated 1 month ago (Shutterstock)

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