Southeast · AL

Off-Track Betting in Alabama

Alabama is not a traditional OTB parlor state. Historic pari-mutuel sites are limited, and most horse betting happens through legal ADW when a bettor is in a permitted jurisdiction.

Alabama OTB guide

If you are looking for a brick-and-mortar off-track parlor in Alabama, you will not find the New York-style OTB room network. The state's wagering story is more about historic greyhound and charity gaming than a dense horse-OTB map. We still keep Alabama in the directory so you can see neighboring Florida, Louisiana, and Tennessee options when you are traveling.

Confirm any advance-deposit or simulcast wagering with the operator and Alabama law before you bet. This directory is informational, not a license list.

Seeded venues

No venue is listed for Alabama yet. We are not inventing parlors. Use the 50-state index to jump to a neighboring market, or tell us about a working window.