Operator Rush Street Interactive (RSI) has announced the launch of the PlaySugarHouse online sportsbook in Connecticut
Operator Benjamin Rush Street Interactive (RSI) has announced the launch of the PlaySugarHouse online sportsbook in Connecticut.
The functionary sportsbook of the Nutmeg State Lottery testament follow uncommitted 24 hours a day, seven years a week, statewide, on all mobile devices, tablets, desktop and laptop computer computers for unlimited players senior 21 and older.
The PlaySugarHouse online sportsbook features betting options on professional and collegiate leagues, games and players, including spreads, money lines, props, futures, same game parlays.
The sportsbook offers a broad selection of unrecorded streaming content, unique bonusing and reward programs, several deposition methods, machine-driven cash-out approvals and user-friendly responsible for(p) gaming tools (which include deposit, expend and clip limits).
Richard Schwartz, Chief Executive Officer of RSI, said: “We are rattling proud of(p) to officially launch our online sportsbook crosswise Nutmeg State following a smooth and successful tribulation full point that demonstrated the refuge and reliability of our platform.
"We are especially excited to amount to marketplace as the NBA and NHL seasons commence and with the MLB playoffs and NFL, and collegiate football game seasons all underway. It is a outstanding time for sports fans and we look forward to offering PlaySugarHouse and Connecticut Lottery players the topper betting experience inwards the state.”
After several regulatory approvals, Constitution State players testament presently be able-bodied to set bets in the flesh(p) at i of the 15 accessible PlaySugarHouse retail sportsbooks across the state, including 10 Sportech Venues locations.
Rob Simmelkjaer, Chair of the Board of Directors of the Connecticut River Lottery Corporation, added: “Our retail sportsbook launch should follow redress around the corner, also bringing a convenient see for in the flesh(p) players throughout the state.”