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 Oregon · Question 09 of 11

# Distribution and platforms: Can we ship through apps and platforms?

Favourable · Probable · AI-generated · [Back to full Oregon report →](https://advennt.io/jurisdictions/oregon/)

Key section parameters

| Jurisdiction | Oregon (US-OR) |
|---|---|
| Regulator | Oregon State Lottery & Oregon Racing Commission (ORC) |
| Favourability | Favourable |
| Confidence | Probable |
| Review status | AI-generated |
| Last collected | 18 Oct 2026 |

Summary answer

Oregon's distribution-platform rules did not change this cycle; the development of note is a product-suite expansion within the existing single-vendor channel rather than any new state authorization. DraftKings launched DK Replay, a historical-baseball wagering product, for Oregon customers on March…

## Full section analysis

Oregon's distribution-platform rules did not change this cycle; the development of note is a product-suite expansion within the existing single-vendor channel rather than any new state authorization. DraftKings launched DK Replay, a historical-baseball wagering product, for Oregon customers on March 26, 2026, expanding the online vendor's product offering without a new state authorization instrument. This is a probable, lower-tier-sourced claim, and it tests rather than confirms the boundary of the Lottery's contracted product scope: the product's introduction inside the vendor relationship raises a scope-of-contract question rather than a distribution-rule question, since no new app-store, ISP, or platform-level restriction was evidenced. Operators relying on the existing vendor channel should treat any further product-suite expansion as a contract-scope matter to confirm against the Lottery's published contract terms rather than as a settled state authorization.