Mejores Sitios de Daily Fantasy Sports en Mississippi 2026

Mississippi legalized daily fantasy sports through the Fantasy Contests Act (HB 967) in 2017, giving DraftKings, FanDuel, and a handful of smaller operators a clear statutory path to accept paid entries from Mississippi residents. The law defines fantasy contests as games of skill, requires operators to register with and pay a 5% tax to the state Department of Revenue, and mandates consumer protections including player fund segregation and self-exclusion tools. The minimum age is 21, higher than most DFS states and aligned with the state's casino gaming threshold. Pick'em-style products from PrizePicks, Underdog Fantasy, and Sleeper have operated under the same framework, though Mississippi regulators have not issued the kind of formal opinions seen in states like Florida and Michigan that would clarify whether those peer-less products qualify as fantasy contests. No enforcement action against pick'em operators has been announced as of April 2026.