Online sports betting in Alaska isn’t legal. However, with more and more states regulating sportsbooks, how long could it be before the Last Frontier State goes live?
Alaska Top Betting Offers & Sportsbook Promos
NOTE: There is no legal sports betting online in Alaska currently. This table lists some of the operators we predict could go live in the state when sportsbooks are legalized.
| Alaska Sportsbooks Expected | Predicted Welcome Bonus |
| BetRivers | Bet Insurance up to $500 |
| BetMGM | Free Bet up to $1,000 |
| DraftKings | 100% deposit match bonus up to $1,000 |
| Caesars Sportsbook | Bet insurance up to $1,250 |
| Pointsbet | Free Bets up to $500 |
| SI Sportsbook | Free Bets up to $200 |
| WynnBET | Bet $100, Get $100 |
Online Sportsbook Bonus Types in Alaska
Online sportsbooks in Alaska will offer a range of bonuses, starting with a welcome offer that includes free bets. You can also join a VIP scheme to earn benefits throughout the year.
- Welcome bonus
- Deposit match bonus
- Free bets
- Risk-free bets
- Enhanced odds for selected markets
- Profit boost
- Parlay boost
- Parlay insurance
- Loyalty scheme
Welcome Bonus: A welcome bonus is a special promotion aimed at new signups. Open your account and make a first deposit and bet. If it loses, you may earn free bets. Sportsbooks offering a deposit match will award bonus funds equal to your first account load-up.
Claim a Sports Betting Bonus in Alaska
Setting up an Alaska sportsbook account will be easy. You will probably have to download a mobile app to bet, given that Alaska has no retail sportsbooks.
Step 1: Install a sportsbook app for iOS or Android. Alternatively, set up an account online.
Step 2: Create a unique username and password to log on with.
Step 3: Complete the signup form with your name, address and date of birth. You’ll also need your Social Security Number (SSN).
Step 4: Click on the confirmation email to verify your address.
Step 5: Open the cashier and make a deposit. Enter a promo code where marked to trigger the welcome offer.
Online Sports Betting in Alaska
The outlook for legalized sportsbooks in Alaska currently looks as frosty as the weather. Sports betting sites continue to be frozen out of the Last Frontier. In fact, Alaska has yet to even set up any kind of state lottery. For now, gamblers in Anchorage or Fairbanks will have to travel to Canada or fly into other US states to get their fill.
Weirdly, daily fantasy sports sites accept players in Alaska. Some of the biggest operators like DraftKings and FanDuel operate there and would be top of the list to unleash their legal sportsbook operations.
Alaska Fast Facts:
- Legal Sports Betting Y/N: N
- Year Legalized: n/a
- Retail Sportsbooks?: N
- Online Sportsbooks?: N
- Mobile Sportsbooks Y/N: N
- College Sports Betting Y/N: N
How to Sign Up and Claim an Alaska Sports Betting Bonus
Alaska Betting Markets and Sports
Alaskans love their hockey, and that would be high on the list of popular betting markets if the state-regulated sportsbooks. Football, basketball, and baseball would join soccer, tennis, and e-Sports on the list of available sports to bet on.
Popular Sports:
- Football
- Basketball
- Baseball
- Hockey
- Golf
- Tennis
- Soccer
- e-Sports
- MMA
- Boxing
- Motorsports
- Rugby
Popular Betting Markets
- Moneyline
- Point spread
- Totals (over/under)
- Correct score
- Team props
- Game props
- In-play betting
Alaska Online Sportsbook Regulation in 2022
Before Alaska can legalize sports betting, the state needs to sort out its lottery regulations. Despite attempts to introduce a state lottery in 2020, the bill never made it out of the Senate. Gov. Dunleavy was keen to treat sports betting like any type of lottery game. Lawmakers disagreed, however.
Currently, charitable gaming is overseen by the Alaska Department of Revenue. It issues permits to organizations who run “games of chance” in order to raise money for good causes. The body would possibly be responsible for overseeing online sports betting. However, it’s more likely that Alaska would regulate sportsbooks through the Alaska Lottery or a separate state gaming commission.
Alaska Sports Betting Deposits & Withdrawals
Alaska sportsbooks will likely accept payments using the usual range of banking options. Use your trusty debit card or pay in person with PayNearMe at your nearest 7-Eleven store.
- Visa
- MasterCard
- American Express
- Discover
- Play+ prepaid card
- PayPal
- PayNearMe
- VIP Preferred (ACH/e-Check)
- Online bank transfer
- In-person deposits (if retail sportsbooks are legal)
Alaska Online Sports Betting FAQ
No. Alaska has no legalized sports betting and you won’t be able to access US sportsbooks within state borders.
Alaska may pass sports betting laws in the next few years, but they will first have to set up a state lottery. Alaska is currently one of the few countries without any lottery.
DraftKings Sportsbook does not accept customers from Alaska. However, you can join DraftKings to play fantasy sports.
Betting app are not yet legal and live in the state of Alaska, read more about Alaska mobile sports betting apps here.