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- The Barstool Sportsbook app is planning on launching its platform in every state with legal sports betting by the end of 2021.
- The increase of states’ interest in online betting platforms has sparked since the COVID-19 pandemic affected all the brick-and-mortar casinos.
- Penn National has recently signed a deal with Global Payments Gaming Solutions to bring engaging experiences and simplify payments for the Barstool Sportsbook app.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn. – The officials of the minority-owned online gambling platform Barstool Sportsbook plan on launching its mobile app in every state with legal sports betting by the end of 2021.
Jay Snowden, Penn National Gaming CEO, believes the app will launch in states around the country after launching in Pennsylvania last month and receiving 21,000 downloads per day on the debut weekend.
“As you get into 2021, I think you should expect for us to be in every state that’s legal, where we operate and can launch by the end of 2021,” said Snowden. “We’ll be in well over a dozen states by the end of the calendar year.”
- Penn National Gaming’s (NASDAQ:PENN) sports betting mobile application featuring Barstool Sports branding should be ready to go in time for the 2020 NFL season, says Barstool CEO Erika Nardini.
- Oct 14, 2020 PNG is so happy with the Barstool sports gambling app that it wants to put it in every legal state as quickly as possible. According to Jay Snowden, the CEO of PNG, the Barstool app saw 21,000 new.
- Penn National’s leader Jay Snowden wants the Barstool app live in Michigan as soon as it is approved. So far, the app is only live in PA, the regional gambling company’s home state. They got a late start in the Pennsylvania sports betting market, but that would not be the case in the Wolverine State. Looking for city social media site runners.
- Penn National Gaming CEO Jay Snowden on mobile sports betting and collaborating with Barstool Sports. Penn National Gaming CEO Jay Snowden told FOX Business' Liz Claman that the company plans to.
Barstool Sportsbook will be ready at the launch of Michigan online sports betting, according to the CEO of its parent company. Jay Snowden of Penn National Gaming told Fantini Research in a video interview released Wednesday that Michigan will be the second state for the Barstool app to launch in.
The company also plans on launching in Michigan in November and has realized that the success of the app is only the start of growth in online legal sports betting.
The push for online sports betting platforms in many states did not start or even begin to be considered until the coronavirus pandemic affected retail casinos around the country.
“It’s very high on the priority list right now because the couple of states like New Jersey and Pennsylvania had authorized [sports betting] pre-COVID,” Snowden said. “People went online, they were still able to participate in casino gambling, sports wagering, whatever sports were available, and other states took note of that. I think you’re going to see this proliferate much quicker going forward than maybe most thought about at the beginning of this year.”
Currently, Barstool Sportsbook is only available in the Pennsylvania sports betting market.
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In an effort to further grow, Penn National Gaming has also partnered with Global Payments Gaming Solutions to provide online sports betting solutions to boost the Barstool sportsbook app.
The gaming provider will deliver engaging and exciting experiences that connect online and retail gaming through a multi-channel approach along with simplifying the account funding on the app.
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“The Barstool Sportsbook app has been well received by Penn National’s customers,” saidChristopher Justice, President of Global Payments Gaming Solutions. “We are pleased to be a part of this key initiative as the industry ushers in a new era in sports betting that prioritizes convenience and flexibility while giving users a superior, modern gaming experience.”
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Global Payments Gaming Solutions will also be supporting the Barstool Sportsbook app in every future launch in states around the country.
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