
As of November 1st, 2026, Oklahoma has banned dual-currency sweepstakes models under Senate Bill 1589. Because Fliff is a social sportsbook that lets players make sports predictions using virtual currencies, it is now restricted from operating in Oklahoma under this model.
In this guide we will go over the recent law change and explain why Fliff is no longer an option for users in the state.
Fliff is no longer available to Oklahoma residents as of November 1st 2026. This is due to the new Senate Bill 1589 which prohibits covered dual-currency sweepstakes models in the state.
The new legislation means that operators that use dual virtual currency systems that offer redeemable prizes are banned and Fliff does exactly that. They use Fliff Cash and their promotional currency Fliff Coins which is now banned under the new rules.
Fliff's social sportsbook is no longer available in Oklahoma. As we have run through, the Senate Bill 1589 took effect on November 1st, 2026. This restricts the operations and use of dual-currency sweepstakes gambling with redeemable prizes.
For Oklahoma players this means that they can no longer use the site at the moment. If there are any changes or updates in the future regarding the platform we will be one of the first to let you know.
No, Fliff is no longer available for Oklahoma residents as the state is now restricted from participating in Fliff Cash promotional games and redeeming prizes.
Under Senate Bill 1589, Fliff is currently not able to operate in the state under their current model.
No, the social sportsbook is now restricted in the state alongside many others.