FanDuel teams up with Canadian Football League as an official sportsbook partner

July 7, 2023
By
Leer en Español

The company is the first operator to collaborate with the league.

FanDuel has signed a deal with the Canadian Football League (CFL) to represent the league as its official sportsbook partner. The company is the first authorized gaming operator to team up with the CFL.

Players can now place CFL wagers through FanDuel, and will have access to both in-game player propositions and future bets.

FanDuel Canada General Manager Dale Hooper said the company is eager to partner with the CFL and reach a broader sports betting demographic.

He said, “We are very proud to kick off our partnership with the CFL, a league with some of Canada’s most passionate fans. The CFL is a Canadian institution, and we are excited to provide sports bettors with the best possible experience.

“We look forward to working with the CFL and TSN to continue to drive interest in this great league, and the next generation of stars by contributing insights that add another element to the great storytelling that is taking place.”

The CFL recently partnered with the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) to release an elearning course for CFL players that was designed to teach players the signs of match-fix targeting and how to avoid it.

The CFL has also put a Match Manipulation Policy in place to “help safeguard the integrity of the league and protect against threats of match or competition manipulation.”

CFL CCO Tyler Mazereeuw discussed the importance of connecting with fans and encouraging players to engage in responsible betting.

He commented, “Responsible sports wagering is another way for our league to further its connection with our fans. In addition to taking in our fun, fast and entertaining brand of football, some fans may wish to engage with the game on a more personal level.

“We’re excited to work with FanDuel to deliver an exciting and innovative betting experience. While opening this new avenue of fandom is important to our league, wagering should only be done responsibly by adult fans who are 19 years of age and over with the means to do so.”

State-by-State

Product Spotlight

Bragg Gaming

Bragg Gaming Group is a global content-driven iGaming technology provider, serving online and land-based gaming operators with its proprietary and exclusive content and cutting-edge technology.
Virtual Showroom

Supplier

Supplier

Supplier

Supplier

Industry Awards

Supplier

Land-Based

Supplier

Supplier

Supplier

GA Newsletter

Exclusive news, analysis, insights, and interviews delivered straight to your inbox

Dr Anthony Lucas - Casinos over-using free play, research showing its limited impact

Dr Anthony Lucas, Professor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, speaks to Tim Poole on the Huddle about the paper he released this year on the limitations of free play within land-based casinos. He does, however, understand why gaming executives may not jump to embrace his ideas. We discuss:

Michael Bauer: European operators in US? How about US operators in Europe & LatAm...

Greentube's Chief Financial Officer and Chief Games Officer, Michael Bauer, joins Tim Poole on the Huddle to discuss all things Greentube and all things North America.

46-netrefer
NetRefer G2E Preview: Believing in US potential
David Buhagiar, NetRefer's Senior Manager of Marketing & Acquisitions, speaks to Gaming America about the company's first US client and its hopes for G2E.
44-Derik.Mooberry
Zitro G2E Preview: Aiming to be the leader
Gaming America speaks to Zitro USA CEO Derik Mooberry about the company's growing presence in global markets.
42-Gary.Ellis
Marker Trax and Koin G2E Preview: Finding solutions in payments
Marker Trax and Koin CEO Gary Ellis speaks on turning knowledge into action, with new offerings set to be displayed from the company at G2E 2024.
40-Kevin.Kilminster
Playtech G2E Preview: And it's live!
Kevin Kilminster, Chief Product Innovation Officer at Playtech Live, speaks to Gaming America about live casino and its rise in US prominence.

Another year approaches its end, as 2024 slowly becomes our past, 2025 the present and a wave of opportunity defines gaming's future. There is an air of change as the regulated gaming world looks to welcome a new entra...

8-10-From-the-top
From the top: Reflecting on the past and looking to the future of land-based casinos
Gaming America reviews the closures of the Mirage Hotel and Casino, as well as the Tropicana, but also keeps an eye on the future with Durango Casino and Resort GM David Horn.
36-41-Oliver-Lovat
Cover Feature: Exploring what might be next for land-based casinos
Nothing is new. Everything is new. Oliver Lovat, regular Gaming America columnist and resident Las Vegas expert, discusses what the next generation of casinos need to succeed, while also reflecting on Vegas' generational shift away from the Tropicana and Mirage.
42-43-Lefosse---Brazilian-Sports-Betting
Steadying the ship in LatAm's largest market
After regulatory limbo, sports betting in Brazil is moving towards legal certainty – by Eduardo Carvalhaes, partner in Public Law and Regulation at Lefosse, and Karen Coutinho, counsel in Public Law and Regulation at Lefosse.
44-45-Lazarus-Legal
Brazilian opportunity: The future of LatAm
Edwin Monzon, Managing Partner of Lazarus Legal, speaks to Gaming America about Brazil's upcoming iGaming and online sports betting regulation, assessing both the prospects and challenges involved.