When it comes to online gambling, Utah residents are out of luck.
Social Casino Offers Only Available
If you're a gambler in Utah, you'll soon get tired of hearing that another form of gambling is illegal—and that's the case with online casino gaming (which is another class B violation). Online gambling in Utah is also theoretically illegal, outlawing sports betting, online casinos for real money and poker gaming, with a gray zone hovering over Daily Fantasy Sports betting. But while trusted DFS operators function in the Beehive State, there are no legal casino gaming sites. Therefore, players from the states won't see promotions similar to online casino bonuses in NJ.
Social casinos are completely legal, though, and available on the internet or as an app and feature all the popular casino games, including slots, blackjack, video poker and roulette. It is free to play. While you cannot win money playing games at social casinos, the sites like WinStar, LuckyLand and Chumba casino typically offer sweepstakes (games of chance) with prizes that can include real money jackpots.
Not Legal
Both online and offline poker gambling are technically illegal in Utah. There are no viable options for for-money poker players and little indication that will change anytime soon. Online poker players will have to travel over to Nevada to play a hand.