Skip to main content

Draftkings Partners Caesars Entertainment

Recently updated on February 27th, 2019

DraftKings and Caesars Entertainment have finally reached a sports betting partner deal after a lengthy wait. The partnership will see DraftKings offer its online gambling products in the 14 different states where Caesars already operates. Read on.

DraftKings & Caesars Partner Deal

About the Partner Deal

The agreement opens a new path towards future online and mobile licences for DraftKings, which is a top leader in online sports betting but owns no physical properties. The deal will allow DraftKings to offer sports bets and gambling games. Such as pokies, roulette and online poker for states that allow it.

Caesars is the largest owner of casinos in the United States and has a network which consists of 37 properties in 14 states. In addition to giving a cut of its revenues in the states where they partner, DraftKings will be promoting Caesars. The casino owner will also receive an undisclosed equity stake in DraftKings.

More on Draftkings & Caesars

In the same states where Caesars is helping DraftKings gain access, the operator will retain the right to offer its own branded sports betting apps. Caesars is one of the most active companies in the sports betting industry with 55 million customers in its rewards program. Recently, the company became the first-ever casino partner for the NFL at a rough cost of $30 million a year. It even has a branded lounge at the home of the New Jersey Devis in the Prudential Center.

Speaking on DrafKings partnership, the president and CEO of Caesars Entertainment, Mark Frissora said their partnership should – at the company’s resorts – create new revenue with sport-themed guest experiences.

Meanwhile, Draftkings is one of the largest online operators. It has originally launched a daily fantasy sports website. And was the first betting site to accept mobile sport bets in New Jersey. In 2018, the company generated more than $30.4 million in revenue – a higher handler than no other. In addition to that, the betting company won a $657,500 at Resorts Atlantic City – another partner. It has a similar deal with del Lago Resort & Casino in New York.

According to an industry publication Legal Sports Report, DraftKings was looking to raise $200 million at a $1.5 billion valuation last July.

Stay tuned to our site for more gambling news and updates!



Related Posts

iSoftbet New Year Fiesta Tournament 2020

iSoftbet New Year Fiesta Tournament

Recently updated on December 22nd, 2020Get ready for even more cash to ring in 2021 from the iSoftbet New Year Fiesta tournament. As a leading online gambling software provider, iSoftbet is locked and ready to pay $50 000 to players. So, if you want to know more about this competition before it starts, read our breakdown […]

Microgaming Announces Launch of Jungle Jim and the Lost Sphinx

Microgaming Jungle Jim

Recently updated on July 24th, 2019 Microgaming, the slot machine manufacturer and powerhouse, has announced the coming return of its iconic Jungle Jim slot earlier this month. This signifies the games second return after its successful debut three years ago. Jungle Jim and the Lost Sphinx has 5 by 5 reels and 50 paylines. The […]

SkyCity Entertainment Sees Record Profits

SkyCity Entertainment Group Reports Record Profits – NZ Casino News

Recently updated on August 10th, 2018New Zealand-based gambling operator, the SkyCity Entertainment Group, has released its financial results for the year. From June 2017 to June 2018, the company has experienced a 10.4% increase in profits after tax. SkyCity Entertainment earned NZ$169.95 million, despite the lowered value of SkyCity Darwin in Australia. According to the […]

Anti-Gambling Campaigners Suggest Public Consultation on NZ Gambling Advertising Ban

Anti-Gambling Campaigners Ad Ban

Recently updated on September 4th, 2019Anti-gambling campaigners are asking the authorities and the public to consider banning gambling ads. However, they are also willing to consider having warning labels on gambling advertising. Most of the gambling ads are not explicitly recognise them to be promoting gambling. This means that many people will not be able […]