BetMGM Wyoming isn't a brand that arrived after the market matured. It was there on day one — September 1, 2021, the exact date Wyoming's mobile sports betting law took effect — and it has held an active license every day since.

Is BetMGM Legal in Wyoming?

Yes. HB 133, signed by Governor Mark Gordon on April 5, 2021, legalized online sports betting statewide and put the Wyoming Gaming Commission in charge of regulating it. The commission held a special meeting on launch day itself, September 1, 2021, to approve the first operators rather than wait for a routine session — a sign of how tightly the state wanted the market open on schedule.

The launch, hour by hour: The Gaming Commission approved DraftKings and BetMGM at that September 1 meeting. BetMGM went live roughly two hours after DraftKings, making it the second sportsbook ever licensed in Wyoming and, at the time, BetMGM's 14th state nationally. FanDuel didn't join the market until March 2022 — six months after BetMGM was already taking bets.

Is BetMGM Legit in Wyoming?

Yes, and the five-year track record backs it up. BetMGM is a 50/50 joint venture between MGM Resorts International and Entain, not a single owner chasing a quick market entry. It posted about $2.8 billion in net revenue in 2025, and in Wyoming specifically it has never had a licensing lapse since that first September afternoon in 2021.

Is It Safe to Bet With BetMGM in Wyoming?

In the regulatory sense, yes. The Wyoming Gaming Commission licenses the operator, geolocation confirms a bettor is physically inside the state's borders, and the commission collects a 10% tax on sports-wagering revenue — with the first $300,000 collected each year set aside for problem-gambling programs. Wyoming sets its minimum betting age at 18, lower than the 21+ many other BetMGM states use, so that's worth double-checking before assuming the rule is the same everywhere.

Mobile Only, No Casino

HB 133 never authorized a retail sportsbook counter anywhere in Wyoming, tribal casinos included — the app is the entire legal product. BetMGM Casino isn't part of the picture either way: that product runs in just four states nationally (Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia), and Wyoming's law only ever covered sports wagering.

Who This Fits

Wyoming bettors 18 and older get one of the market's two longest-tenured operators, licensed continuously since the day the state allowed any of this at all. Treat it as entertainment spending, never income — the house edge doesn't move because the operator got there first. Call 1-800-GAMBLER if it stops feeling that way.