Retail sportsbooks in Milwaukee

Milwaukee

Potawatomi Casino Hotel, 1721 West Canal Street, runs the sportsbook in the Menomonee Valley: a lounge and 24/7 kiosks. The house rules cite the Forest County Potawatomi gaming compact. Hours, markets, and what the kiosk will accept are on Potawatomi's sportsbook page.

You have to be 21. You need ID. The wager is placed at the property. Building a bet slip on a phone does not make it a legal off-property bet.

Elsewhere in Wisconsin

• Potawatomi Carter Casino in Carter has offered kiosks. It is not a Milwaukee room.

• Oneida has offered in-person betting in the Green Bay area — the relevant drive on a Packers Sunday, not a downtown Milwaukee walk.

• St. Croix Casino has sportsbooks at Turtle Lake, Danbury, and Hertel. Confirm on the property before you go.

• Sevenwinds Casino near Hayward, run by Lac Courte Oreilles, has Champions Sportsbook.

• Lake of the Torches in Lac du Flambeau takes sports wagers at kiosks and a counter window.

• Mole Lake Casino near Crandon, run by the Sokaogon Chippewa Community, has the Gametime Sportsbook.

RetailSportsbooks.com keeps the national venue list. Here, the point is the Milwaukee room and the rule that makes it legal.

Before you go

Read what a retail visit asks of you, and keep 1-800-426-2535 somewhere other than the bottom of a losing ticket.