Vermont

Last updated: 3/13/2026

This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Poker laws vary by jurisdiction and are subject to change. Consult a licensed attorney in your state for specific legal questions about hosting poker games.

Home game poker is legal with conditions in Vermont, where social gambling is generally permitted as long as no person profits from hosting. There are no commercial casinos or card rooms in the state, and charitable gaming is limited.

Home Games

Generally Legal

Social gambling is generally permitted in Vermont. Home poker games are legal as long as no person profits from hosting.

Conditions

No person may profit from hosting the game
Game must be social in nature
No rake or house cut

Age: 18+Confidence: medium

Charitable Gaming

Legal - Limited

Charitable gaming is limited in Vermont. Bingo and raffles are the primary authorized formats.

License: RequiredConfidence: medium

Commercial Poker

Not Permitted

Vermont does not have commercial casinos or card rooms.

Confidence: high