Sport betting in Virginia: Sporttrade launches online app
Players can place bets in Virginia on the Sporttrade iOS application.
US.- Sports betting operator Sporttrade has announced that its iOS app is now live in Virginia, the fifth US state in which it has launched. There are plans to launch on Android later this year.
In September, the firm launched its app in Arizona. The Sporttrade app is available in the state in partnership with Quechan Tribe of the Ft. Yuma Indian Reservation, California & Arizona.
Alex Kane, Sporttrade founder and CEO, said: “We are incredibly proud to keep the Fall 2024 momentum going with our launch in the Commonwealth. There is an appetite for premium betting in Virginia, for significantly better prices at higher limits, for instant in-play betting, and a mobile experience that’s sleek and intuitive.
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“Sporttrade is becoming the home of in-game betting, where players are able to place and cash out of bets, frictionlessly, as the probabilities shift. Thank you to the Virginia Lottery, thank you to our players, partners, and investors, and most of all, I want to thank the Sporttrade family of employees.”
Virginia reports $56.6m in casino revenue for September
The Virginia Lottery’s monthly report on casino gaming activity at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Temporary Bristol, Rivers Casino Portsmouth and Caesars Virginia shows that gaming revenue in September totalled $56.6m, down 10 per cent compared to August ($63.1m). Slot revenue for the month reached $43m, while table games revenue was $13.5m.
Rivers Casino Portsmouth generated $24.2m in revenue, $17.8m from its 1,419 slots and $6.3m from 85 table games. Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Temporary Bristol generated $14.1m: $11.7m from 905 slots and $2.4 from 29 table games. Caesars Entertainment’s temporary casino in Danville reported $18.2m in adjusted gross gaming revenue: $13.5m from 826 slot machines and $4.9m from 36 table games. The state collected $11.4m in taxes.
