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New York launched online sports betting in January 2022, following retail betting's 2019 debut. The state offers a competitive market with multiple licensed operators. Bettors can wager on professional and out-of-state college sports, with restrictions on in-state college teams. The New York State Gaming Commission oversees the industry.

Oklahoma has not yet legalized commercial sports betting. Some tribal casinos offer limited sports betting options under existing gaming compacts. Efforts to expand sports wagering have faced challenges in the state legislature. Currently, Oklahomans can participate in fantasy sports and horse race betting, but broader sports betting remains illegal.

Rhode Island launched sports betting in 2018, initially at retail locations. In 2019, mobile betting became available through the state lottery's app. While options are limited compared to other states, Rhode Islanders can bet on major sports and collegiate events, excluding in-state college teams.

West Virginia legalized sports betting in 2018. Residents can wager at licensed casinos and through mobile apps. Popular bets include NFL, NBA, and college sports. The state collects 10% tax on operators' revenue. While the market is growing, it faces competition from neighboring states.

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