Delaware Residents Can Bet on Super Bowl at Casinos, But Mobile Options Limited

The First State has a unique sports betting landscape compared to its neighbors.

Published on Feb. 8, 2026

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Delaware residents looking to bet on the Super Bowl have limited options, as the state has not opened up mobile sports betting like neighboring states. The only legal mobile betting app available is BetRivers Casino, while in-person sports betting is allowed at Delaware Park Casino, Bally's Dover Casino, and Harrington Raceway and Casino. Parlay bets can also be placed through the Delaware Lottery at retail locations. However, betting on Delaware college or professional teams is prohibited.

Why it matters

Delaware was an early adopter of legal sports betting, but has taken a more cautious approach compared to other states. This has created a unique sports betting landscape, with fewer options for residents compared to nearby markets like Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland.

The details

Since January 2024, the BetRivers Casino app has been the sole mobile sports betting option for Delaware residents. In-person sports betting is available at three casinos in the state: Delaware Park Casino, Bally's Dover Casino, and Harrington Raceway and Casino. Parlay bets can also be placed through the Delaware Lottery at retail locations around the state. However, betting on Delaware college or professional teams is prohibited.

  • Sports betting was legalized in Delaware in a modern, regulated way.
  • The BetRivers Casino app became the only mobile sports betting option in Delaware in January 2024.

The players

BetRivers Casino

The only mobile sports betting app available in Delaware.

Delaware Park Casino

One of three casinos in Delaware that offers in-person sports betting.

Bally's Dover Casino

One of three casinos in Delaware that offers in-person sports betting.

Harrington Raceway and Casino

One of three casinos in Delaware that offers in-person sports betting.

Delaware Lottery

Sells parlay betting cards at retail locations around the state.

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What’s next

Delaware lawmakers may consider expanding mobile sports betting options in the future, but for now, residents are limited to in-person betting at casinos and parlay bets through the lottery.

The takeaway

While Delaware was an early adopter of legal sports betting, the state has taken a more cautious approach compared to its neighbors, limiting mobile betting options and prohibiting wagers on local college and professional teams.