The space features 25 betting kiosks, food and drink specials and 20 HDTV's.
Photo by Hollywood Casino Lawrenceburg.
(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) - The Barstool Sportsbook is open at Hollywood Casino Lawrenceburg.
In February, Penn National Gaming acquired 36 percent interest of the sports and entertainment digital platform for approximately $163 million.
Under the agreement, Penn National, the parent company of Hollywood Casino, will be Barstool Sports’ exclusive gaming partner for up to 40 years and will have the sole rights to utilize the Barstool Sports brand for all of the company’s online and retail sports betting and iCasino products. Penn National also reserves the right to operate Barstool branded sports bars or restaurants.
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On Wednesday, Hollywood Casino Lawrenceburg officially opened their Barstool Sportsbook, which features 25 betting kiosks, great food and drink specials, and 20 HDTV's. The Barstool Sportsbook occupies the area formally known as Hops House 99.
Visitors must be 21 or older and can place wagers on football, basketball, hockey, soccer, baseball, golf, tennis, auto racing, cycling, boxing and UFC. Professional and collegiate betting options will be available.
Types of wagers include straight bets, parlays, match-ups, futures, prop bets, in-play betting and more.
For more information, such as menu and operating hours, visit https://www.hollywoodindiana.com/casino/sportsbook.
Check out our new Barstool Sportsbook that just opened this morning! With a new menu, new seating, and new televisions... what more could you ask for? Come place some bets with us today! #BarstoolSportsbook
Posted by Hollywood Casino Lawrenceburg on Wednesday, December 23, 2020
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