Caesars to Open Sportsbook in New Orleans French Quarter

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Caesars to Open Sportsbook in New Orleans French Quarter

Caesars Bally's Casino in New Orleans is about to get a sportsbook.

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The Caesars Sportsbook at Harrah’s New Orleans will be a 5,700-square-foot space with four betting windows, 12 self-service kiosks and an AV system.

“Caesars Sportsbook at Harrah’s New Orleans will be the foremost sports betting and viewing destination in the southern United States,” said Dan Real, Regional President, Caesars Entertainment. 

“This first-class sportsbook will offer an unmatched game-day experience for Louisiana’s passionate sports fans and our many visitors to the area. At Caesars, we recognize how important sports, entertainment, and hospitality are to Louisiana, and this sportsbook will showcase our continued commitment to the state and its people.”

Louisiana legalized sports betting last year -both mobile and retail - in all but a handful of parishes. 

A new World Series of Poker Room will also be unveiled.  It will be the largest in Louisiana, featuring 5,000-square-foot of space that is set to include 20 poker tables.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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