State guide
Prediction Markets in South Carolina
SportsAvailableOther marketsAvailableSouth Carolina has no statewide sports book in this snapshot. FanDuel Predicts (sports contracts) and DraftKings Predictions both list South Carolina.
- Sports: Available
- Other markets: Available
- As of Oct 2026
- Cents / $0–$1
Dated snapshot — broadly reachable on this note. how we label the map
Status as of October 20, 2026. South Carolina has no statewide sports book in this snapshot. Designated event contracts on venues that list the state are often reachable. Snapshot as of October 20, 2026. Not legal advice.
What’s the status in South Carolina?
- Venues that list South Carolina may offer designated contracts — confirm in-app.
- Hurricane-season contracts need an agency and a geography.
- No partner claims.
What prediction market platforms are available in South Carolina?
Kalshi
Check your state
Politics, economics, and other event contracts — USD, CFTC-registered.
Read the Kalshi noteRobinhood
State-by-state rollout
Event contracts inside a retail brokerage app. Stock access is not prediction access.
Read the Robinhood noteFanDuel Predicts
Where launched — not the sportsbook map
Sports, entertainment, and news predictions. A sportsbook state is not where FanDuel Predicts lists sports contracts.
Read the FanDuel Predicts noteDraftKings Predictions
Where launched — operator-defined
Predictions from a sports-betting brand. A sportsbook login is not Predictions access.
Read the DraftKings Predictions note
What to check before you open an account
Landfall rules
NHC/NWS and geography.Statewide races
Certification first.NC travel
Re-check after you cross.
Rules and oversight in South Carolina
- Federal event-contract overlay.
- Operator screens control access.
State facts
- Sports betting law
South Carolina law has a criminal ban titled “Betting, pool selling, bookmaking and the like prohibited” (S.C. Code § 16-19-130).
- www.scstatehouse.gov/code/t16c019.php · checked October 21, 2026
- Statements on event contracts
South Carolina’s Attorney General was one of 41 attorneys general who asked the CFTC to confirm state authority over sports-related event contracts (May 1, 2026).
- S.C. Code § 16-19-130 (betting and bookmaking) · checked October 20, 2026
- 7 U.S.C. § 7a-2(c)(5)(C) (CFTC review of event contracts) · checked October 20, 2026
Common questions
Are event contracts legal in South Carolina?
Can I use a North Carolina sports-betting app from SC?
Prices discussed here are cents or $0–$1 shares only. Informational — not legal advice, and not a solicitation.
No side. We date the snapshot.
Sourced from public filings, operator terms, and official materials — not from a partner desk.
As of Oct 2026. View methodology