Sioux City Hard Rock Takes in More Than $2M Just From Sports Betting

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Sioux City Hard Rock Takes in More Than $2M Just From Sports Betting

Sioux City's Hard Rock Hotel and Casino took in more than $2 million, solely from sports betting operations in less than 4 months.


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KTIV reports that the casino brought in $2 million while the mobile site made $500,000.

Hard Rock staff say so far, the new sportsbook is everything they expected, and they only hope it continues to be a positive addition to their casino.

"We have a lot of locals that like to come in on the weekends and make this their spot, we have the sports lounge open now so we are trying to show as many different games as possible, of course, football season is our peak time of year," said Anthony Torres, Sportsbook Operations Director.


- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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