Caesars introduces universal digital wallet for mobile betting platform
The universal wallet functionality is currently available in 19 jurisdictions where Caesars sportsbook is live, including Nevada, New York, Washington DC and Maryland.
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- The mobile enhancement will look to streamline players’ wagering experience in Nevada by enabling them to manage funds and Caesars rewards in a single format
- Caesars also stated it plans to launch the universal wallet functionality in additional North American markets where its mobile sports wagering offering is currently live
Caesars Entertainment has officially introduced its universal wallet functionality in the hopes of enhancing its mobile sports betting platform by enabling players to manage funds and Caesars rewards in a single format across 19 jurisdictions.
“We’re always looking for ways to make things easier and more seamless for our players. The launch of our universal wallet in Nevada is a significant step forward and a long-anticipated enhancement that brings greater convenience and connectivity to our mobile app,” Caesars Digital President Eric Hession said.
“With this update, sports bettors who visit Nevada and our world-class destinations on the Las Vegas Strip or beyond can enjoy a consistent experience wherever they go, with their account, funds and rewards all in one place, just as it should be.”
Caesars also stated it plans to launch the universal wallet functionality in additional North American markets where its mobile sports wagering offering is currently live, as the offering debuted in markets such as Nevada, New York, Washington DC and Maryland.
Eligible residents of markets in which the universal wallet functionality was launched can access funds and rewards through a universal set of login credentials, including those who have already created a mobile Caesars sportsbook account.
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On May 19, Caesars expanded its retail sports betting offering to Oregon for the first time through a partnership with the Coquille Indian Tribe, as a ceremonial first bet was placed on a Caesars sportsbook self-service kiosk at Ko-Kwel Casino Resort.
The operator also announced the integration of pari-mutuel horseracing into its Caesars sportsbook application ahead of the 2025 Kentucky Derby through a partnership with NYRA Bets on April 29.
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