“Certainly, this year’s Super Bowl weekend will look different than years past with much more intimate events given the current occupancy restrictions,” but casinos will strive to “provide the exciting Super Bowl experience fans expect,” Nevada Resort Association president Virginia Valentine said.
“The addition of daily fantasy sports fits seamlessly with our strategic vision for mobile and online sports,” Caesars CEO Tom Reeg said.
On Friday, Wynn Resorts Ltd. secured market access for the WynnBet app in Iowa, making it the seventh state ready to host the gaming platform.
Caesars Entertainment Inc. is on track to purchase global sports wagering giant William Hill PLC early next year.
The owner of the Las Vegas Golden Knights is making moves in the gaming industry, albeit indirectly.
The multiyear sports betting partnership will allow WynnBET to create and promote sports betting experiences with NASCAR.
DraftKings isn’t yet licensed in Nevada, but its logo is about to be plastered across UNLV’s Stan Fulton Building.
Industry watchers say Circa’s glamorous new offering will put pressure on other properties to invest in their sportsbooks, even as the lion’s share of many sportsbooks’ revenue comes from online bets.
ESPN.com’s web and mobile app and the ESPN Fantasy app will include link integrations to William Hill’s sports betting apps.
Just two days before the start of the NFL’s regular season, Boyd Gaming launched a new version of its B Connected Sports in Nevada.
