Caesars Sportsbook has begun operating the Westgate SuperBook in Las Vegas, completing a transition that moves the venue’s wagering technology and race and sportsbook operations onto the Caesars platform.
Customers now have access to Same Game Parlays, live in-play wagering and Caesars’ Flex Parlay product.
More than 20 self-service kiosks have also been installed across the sportsbook and Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino.
The agreement was announced in April, when Caesars Entertainment and Westgate said the change would take place before the football season while retaining the SuperBook name, viewing area and existing contest franchise.
Nevada regulatory filings identify William Hill Nevada I, which operates as Caesars Sportsbook, as the licensed race and sportsbook operator.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board recommended conditional approval covering internal controls, reserve requirements, surveillance and responsibility for gaming revenue reporting.
The change brings the SuperBook within a larger sportsbook network two years after its digital operation withdrew from Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, Tennessee and Virginia.
The operator retained its Nevada retail and mobile business after failing to establish a substantial share in those markets.
Nevada differs from most regulated US online betting jurisdictions because customers must complete mobile registration at an affiliated physical sportsbook.
Westgate customers can now register for Caesars Sportsbook accounts at the property, linking the venue’s retail operation with deposits, withdrawals and mobile wagering.
The Caesars universal digital wallet will also allow eligible customers to access balances in other jurisdictions where Caesars Sportsbook operates. Wagers placed at the SuperBook’s counters or kiosks will continue to earn Westgate’s WoW Rewards points and tier credits.
Westgate’s SuperContest, SuperContest Gold, SuperContest Survivor and SuperContest College will remain in operation for the 2026 season.
Caesars Digital President, Eric Hession, said: “Our goal is to build on that legacy while delivering the modern betting experience expected by today’s sports bettors.”
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino President and GM, Cami Christensen, added: “This milestone with Caesars makes it easier than ever to engage with the action.”
The rollout follows Caesars’ Q2 update, which showed Caesars Digital revenue rising 2.3% to $351m while the segment’s adjusted EBITDA fell 15% to $68m. Caesars is also subject to a proposed $17.6bn acquisition by Fertitta Entertainment.
Nevada sports pools generated $612.1m in gaming win during the 12 months through April 2026, an increase of 25.6% year-on-year
