Which states allow betting on college player props?

Betting on college sports isn't exactly the same as betting on the professional ranks depending what state you're in.

While some people see little to no difference jumping between college basketball and the NBA or going from college football to the NFL, most people notice an extremely limited menu of things available to bet on when it comes to the college markets.

That's because most states have some type of restriction on college player props. Especially since the NCAA's push to have player props banned in the name of player safety. That means things like the over/under on points scored or rushing yards aren't available everywhere. Here's a look at the rules for each state where betting is legal.

Player prop betting allowed

• Arkansas

• Indiana (pre-game only)

• Kansas

• Kentucky

• Michigan

• Montana (retail only)

• Nevada

• North Carolina

• North Dakota

• Wyoming

Player prop betting allowed only on out-of-state teams

• Connecticut

• Delaware

• Florida

• Illinois

• Iowa

• Nebraska

• New Hampshire

• New Jersey

• New Mexico (retail only)

• Rhode Island

• Washington

• Washington, D.C.

• Wisconsin

No player prop betting allowed

• Arizona

• Colorado

• Louisiana

• Maine

• Maryland

• Massachussets

• Mississippi

• New York

• Ohio

• Oregon

• Pennsylvania

• South Dakota

• Tennessee

• Vermont

• Virginia

• West Virginia

This article originally appeared on For The Win: Which states allow betting on college player props?