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ISI Sports develops mobile sports betting application for Three Rivers Casino

The Oregon casino property will allow for on-site mobile betting and is currently owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians.

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ISI Sports develops mobile sports betting application for Three Rivers Casino
Key Points
ISI Sports’ geolocation technology will help ensure all bets are placed while on Tribal land to remain compliant with regulatory standards
President of ISI Sports Bill Stearns said patrons will have access to a ‘broad range’ of betting options, including in-play wagers

Three Rivers Casino has launched its new Three Rivers Casino Sportsbook mobile application for online bettors, developed by Internet Sports International (ISI Sports) and offering a variety of betting options such as in-play wagering.

“At Three Rivers, we have thoughtfully created a multi-faceted gaming experience for all types of players, including our sports bettors,” Three Rivers Casino Director of Gaming Operations Rick Ray said. 

“Now, in this partnership with ISI Sports, we are excited to offer our guests the convenience of mobile sports betting. Whether they’re relaxing in one of our several restaurants, or playing their favorite game, they can place sports bets instantly without having to leave their seat.”

Three Rivers Casino is located in Florence, Oregon and currently owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians.

“ISI Sports’ cutting-edge solution is powered by our innovative technology, which allows us to deliver a complete mobile sportsbook platform to Tribal casinos at a remarkably low cost,” ISI Sports VP Ernest Matthews said. 

“In fact, our solution is between 10 to 20 times more affordable than competing offerings, while providing a superior experience for the end user. We plan on rolling out this platform across multiple states in the coming months.”

ISI Sports will also provide its geolocation technology to help ensure all bets placed on Three Rivers Casino Sportsbook are from patrons located on Tribal land to remain compliant with regulatory standards. 

President of ISI Sports Bill Stearns commented on the partnership, having said, “We are thrilled to be a part of this major milestone at Three Rivers Casino. Their sportsbook patrons now have access to a broad range of betting options, including many in-play wagers. 

“The ISI platform is flexible, allowing our customers to expand their offerings as their needs evolve.”

On March 26, DraftKings gained regulatory approval from the Oregon Lottery to launch its new DK Replay product across the state, offering users historical betting markets for Major League Baseball (MLB). 

DK Replay allows DraftKings users to wager pitch-by-pitch on hundreds of thousands of historical plate appearances, presented with an anonymized pitcher versus batter matchup for each bet.

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