Caesars Entertainment has reached an agreement with Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino to manage the Westgate SuperBook, pending approval from the Nevada Gaming Commission. The venue will keep its name, the Westgate SuperBook, but will feature the phrase “powered by Caesars Sportsbook.”
Located in Las Vegas near the Convention Center, the SuperBook is renowned as one of the largest sports betting venues worldwide and has been a staple in the city's wagering scene since its inception in 1986.
This transition is strategically timed ahead of the upcoming football season. Under the new agreement, Caesars will oversee the race and sportsbook operations, along with the necessary technological infrastructure.
In a joint statement, the companies highlighted that this partnership merges the SuperBook's rich history and broad reach with Caesars Sportsbook’s advanced platform and extensive betting options, promising a cutting-edge sports wagering experience.
The Westgate SuperBook will continue to host the popular SuperContest, which remains a key feature of its NFL offerings.
Eric Hession, president of Caesars Digital, remarked, “By integrating our sportsbook platform with the SuperBook, we’re blending a legendary betting environment with a contemporary menu and enhanced convenience that aligns with today’s sports fans’ preferences.”
As part of this transition, customers will enjoy access to same-game parlays, new parlay formats, and live in-play betting for both professional and collegiate sports. These features will be available on-site and via the Caesars Sportsbook mobile app.
The rollout will also introduce self-service betting kiosks throughout the SuperBook and the resort, ensuring uninterrupted access to betting activities.
Visitors to the property will have the opportunity to register in person for the Caesars Sportsbook app. Once registered, users can manage their deposits and withdrawals through the Universal Digital Wallet available in participating areas.
Westgate executives emphasized that this agreement preserves the SuperBook's established identity while integrating Caesars’ sportsbook systems. Cami Christensen, president and general manager of Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, stated, “Since its opening in 1986, our SuperBook has been a cornerstone of the Las Vegas sports betting landscape. With Caesars Sportsbook, we will elevate the experience, blending decades of tradition with innovation and an enhanced guest experience.”