Matt Newell

Online casino gaming is gaining popularity right across the United States, but you won’t find any casino apps that Alabama has approved. That’s because the Yellowhammer State has a particularly conservative attitude to all forms of gambling, and no sports betting or commercial casinos are available here. There are three tribal casinos, but if you …

The number of state-approved casino apps in Rhode Island is limited. In fact, there’s just one, and that’s because there’s only one brand in the state that’s licensed to operate online casino games – Bally’s Corporation. That’s better than no state-approved apps at all, but it does restrict things a little for players. Fortunately, Rhode …

You won’t find any Arkansas casino apps that are approved by the state, as online casinos haven’t yet been legalized here. In fact, the state didn’t approve online sports betting until 2022. Fortunately, casino fans in Arkansas can still play games online via offshore casinos, which are licensed by overseas regulators. Here we’ll look at …

West Virginia casino apps have been legal since 2019, which was just one year after the Mountain State legalized online sports betting. There are almost a dozen state-approved apps in operation at the time of this guide being published, and West Virginia casino fans can also play at countless more offshore venues. In this guide, …

Casino apps in Delaware have been legal for more than a decade, thanks to the state giving the green light to online casinos and poker rooms in 2012. The number of state-approved apps is rather limited, but you can easily expand your gaming options by exploring the many offshore casinos that operate online. Here we …

Our job at Casino Apps is to rate and review online casinos that can be accessed and enjoyed by players here in the USA. The aim is to highlight the apps or mobile-friendly sites that are both entertaining and trustworthy so that you can have fun without compromising your safety and security. But how exactly …