In advance of March’s basketball tournaments, Circa Sports plans to open its seventh Nevada sportsbook.
Betting
Five years ago, only people in Nevada could place a legal wager on a game. Soon, bettors in 35 states and Washington, D.C., will be able to get in on the action.
Circa Sports prides itself on welcoming sharp bettors in the style of an old-school Las Vegas sportsbook. Now Circa has two old-school Las Vegas bookmakers on its staff.
Fantasy sports company DraftKings led the pack in Arizona sports wagering in record March revenue production and betting payouts, taking advantage of NCAA betting.
After a brief hearing, executives of Caesars Entertainment-owned William Hill received preliminary approval to operate at the Palms, which will reopen its doors April 27.
The Arizona Cardinals will soon have a sports betting operation near their stadium for wagers on NFL games and other big events, just the way the Raiders and Allegiant Stadium plan to do it here.
Caesars Entertainment Inc. is teaming up with the Arizona Diamondbacks MLB team to bring a new sportsbook to downtown Phoenix.
With new stakeholders taking part in sports betting, it may get harder for companies to sustain growth that has fueled the industry in its first three years.
Other Circa Sports expansions may be on the horizon. The betting venture “intends to be a multi-state leader for sports futures and higher app limits.”
Surveys say that NFL betting trumps college football betting and that people with wagers on games are more likely to attend or watch play on TV with family and friends.
They don’t play a lot of baseball in London, but a British company that monitors sports worldwide has a key role in protecting the integrity of Major League Baseball games.
A television commercial for sports book operator William Hill US may not help banished baseball great Pete Rose in his efforts to get in the Hall of Fame.
