Plans are beginning to take shape for sports betting in Massachusetts, as the state prepares to introduce public, in-person betting on Jan. 31.
sports betting in Massachusetts, as the state prepares to introduce public, in-person betting on Jan. 31.
Caesars Entertainment and Raynham Park announced on Monday that the two companies are partnering and plan to bring sports betting to the southeastern Massachusetts town. Caesars Sportsbook plans to open temporarily inside the current simulcasting facility at Raynham Park, before opening a 30,000 square foot retail location nearby. The new facility, which is expected to be done in the middle of this year, will be one of the largest free-standing race and sports wagering facilities in the United States, according to a news release.Get New England news, weather forecasts and entertainment stories to your inbox.
In addition to the in-person offerings at Raynham Park, Caesars plans to launch on desktop and mobile platforms in the future.
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