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Caesars debuts exclusive rewards shop for online casino platform

The launch represents the first-time members of the Caesars rewards program will be able to redeem reward credits for bonus spins on eligible slot titles, in addition to Casino Bonus Cash.

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Caesars debuts exclusive rewards shop for online casino platform
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The Caesars Rewards Shop was launched for online casino players in New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Key features of the new Rewards Shop include expanded redemption offerings, consistent program benefits and an integrated experience for players

Caesars Entertainment has unveiled its new Caesars Rewards Shop for online casino players in New Jersey, Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, featuring expanded redemption offerings, consistent program benefits and an integrated experience for players.

"We're constantly looking at ways to innovate our online casino offerings to give our players a rewarding experience," Caesars Digital SVP and Chief iGaming Officer Matthew Sunderland said.

"The launch of the Caesars Rewards Shop represents another step in aligning our online platforms with the broader Caesars Rewards ecosystem. We're proud to give players more ways to enjoy the games they love while making the loyalty currency they've earned work harder for them."

The launch represents the first time members of the Caesars rewards program will be able to redeem reward credits for bonus spins on eligible slot titles, in addition to the previously debuted Casino Bonus Cash offering.

While not currently eligible for the new Caesars Rewards Shop, the operator also manages its Horseshoe Online Casino and Caesars Sportsbook platforms in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia.

In recent personnel news for Caesars, Don Kornstein, Vice Chair for the operator's Board of Directors, notified fellow leadership of his intention to retire from the position on December 3, but will continue to assume the role through the conclusion of 2025.

Kornstein has served on various entity boards for Caesars over the past 12 years, helping to guide several strategic initiatives as well as the current focus of operations.

Caesars now expects the size of its Board of Directors to reduce to 11 members following Kornstein's official retirement on December 31.

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Caesars Entertainment and Monmouth Park unveiled a new dedicated Caesars Sportsbook at the Oceanport racecourse on November 21, having celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony

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