[toc]Wynn Las Vegas will officially launch a new mobile sports betting app on Monday, the Las Vegas strip resort announced on Tuesday.
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The launch of the app has been awaited since Wynn announced last month that it would go live in the second half of February. Johnny Avello, director of race and sports operations at Wynn Las Vegas, said that the app has been in the works for two years.
“This is an exciting development we’ve been working on for quite some time and are pleased to now be able to offer this amenity to our guests,” Avello said in a press release. “Whether dining in our restaurants, lounging by the pools or in your guest room, the Wynn Mobile Sports allows guest to enjoy the first-rate, luxury experience of our Race & Sportsbook in the palm of their hand.”
The launch will allow it to be active for March Madness, the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.
Wynn joins a number of other Nevada mobile sports betting apps already on the market.
How the Wynn app will work
The app will feature various types of wagers including straight bets, parlays and future books. And Wynn Las Vegas said that future versions of the app will include in-game live betting and pari-mutual wagering, among other planned advancements.
Wynn Las Vegas will require a minimum first deposit of $100, the minimum reload deposit will be $100, and the minimum bet is set at $5, a spokesperson for the resort said Tuesday.
“We’ll offer everything that we offer in the book, including horse-racing futures,” Avello told Legal Sports Report last month. “It’s pretty much the sportsbook in your pocket.”
Like all Nevada sports betting apps, it will use geolocation technology to limit wagers to players physically located in the state. And bettors can only set up an account by visiting the Wynn Race & Sports Book with valid government-issued photo ID.
The app was designed in partnership with technology company Miomni, which also designed the apps from Boyd Gaming and Aliante.
Growth in sports betting mobility
Wynn joins an increasing number of properties with apps in Nevada, where mobile sports betting has gained traction since the first app was introduced to the state in 2010.
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Mobile sports betting accounted for 29 percent of the Silver State’s handle in 2015, according to Eilers & Krejcik Gaming, a research firm that tracks the gaming equipment, technology and interactive gaming sectors. That is up from 2012. Eilers also predicted that more than half of the total handle could come from mobile apps by 2020.
The Wynn Mobile Sports app is clearly a way to tap into that market, with appeal to both locals and out-of-state visitors to Wynn Las Vegas who would rather skip the lines at the sportsbook, Avello said previously.
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Wynn’s sports betting app also continues the resort’s push to appeal to millennials, the resort said. Wynn Las Vegas recently opened its Encore Players Club, a 5,000-square-foot lounge area with gaming, mobile sports betting and social games such as shuffleboard and billiards.
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