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Who can bet at Caesars Sportsbook

It's not necessary to be a resident of one of these jurisdictions to legally bet in them, but it is essential that a bettor be physically present in their boundaries in order to place a wager. Caesars, like all major sportsbooks, makes use of state-of-the-art geolocation technology to ensure that all wagers are placed in places where it's legal to bet on sports.

In 1989, Caesars launched the commercial casino industry's first responsible gambling program, Project 21, which restricted gambling on Caesars properties to persons aged 21 and over even if the state in which the casino was located permitted players as young as 18 to legally wager.

The tenets of Project 21 have been extended to Caesars Sportsbook and all of Caesars’ gaming products, which require mobile account holders to be 21 or older, a standard it enforces with high-level Know Your Customer (KYC) safeguards. Another element of Caesars' KYC program is to ensure that customers who've chosen to abstain from gambling by placing their names on a self-exclusion list not be allowed to bet on any of Caesars’ digital platforms, which include sports betting, online casino, and advance deposit horse wagering via Caesars Racebook.

Funding your Caesars Sportsbook account

To take advantage of any welcome offers and bonus bets, bettors must first deposit funds into their mobile sportsbook accounts. At Caesars Sportsbook, this can be done through debit or credit card (Visa/Mastercard, Amex, Discover), PayPal, Venmo, Apple Pay, PayNearMe, a Play+ prepaid card, online banking or wire transfer, or an electronic check. In some states, bettors can personally visit a brick-and-mortar Caesars sportsbook or casino to fund their accounts with cash.

The same methods can generally be used to withdraw funds from a Caesars Sportsbook account.

Featured signup bonus: Bet $1, double your winnings on next 10 bets

After you place an initial wager of $1 or more at Caesars Sportsbook, you will get 10 consecutive 100% profit boosts to use on your next bet. This means you can potentially double your winnings on 10 bets. 

The maximum wager for each profit boost is $25, and the maximum additional winnings for each is $2,500. This bonus is ideal for players who like to make several bets in a short period of time.

It’s important to note that these profit boosts expire after 14 days and that it’s always crucial to scrutinize the terms and conditions of any promotion. In fact, taking the time to familiarize yourself with any sports betting operator’s general terms and conditions is never a bad idea, as you know what they say about reading the fine print.

Caesars Rewards

First-time sports bettors aren't the only customers whom Caesars showers with special deals, as the Caesars Rewards program is considered to be among the industry's finest when it comes to incentivizing players old and new.

From the time you sign up for a Caesars Sportsbook account, not only are you eligible to receive bonus bets, but you can also earn and use rewards points on shopping discounts, tickets to live entertainment productions, and exotic vacation getaways, among other things, with Caesars Rewards.

Caesars Sportsbook's betting menu

While Caesars Sportsbook is not known to post markets particularly early, it consistently offers a broad menu of sports on which to bet. Among the sports and leagues Caesars Sportsbook offers betting on are the NBA, NCAA, NFL, NHL, MLB, UFC, WNBA, auto racing, golf, soccer, tennis, and boxing -- the latter of which Caesars has become synonymous with over the years by virtue of hosting scores of high-stakes prizefights.

Caesars Sportsbook has done well to diversify the amount of sports it accepts wagering on in recent years. In fact, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a sport it doesn’t take bets on, what with such niche sports as Australian rules football, Gaelic hurling, sailing, and lacrosse on its betting menu.

In order to preserve the integrity of the events and the mental well-being of their participants, some states have placed certain restrictions on college sports wagering. The most common of these are the disallowance of betting on events involving in-state schools and placing prop bets on individual players.

Bet types

If you just want to be on your favorite team to win, you can place what's called a moneyline bet at Caesars Sportsbook. Your potential payout depends on the moneyline odds for your chosen team to win. If the odds are -130, then you must bet $130 to win $100, or $13 to win $10. With odds of +130, that flips to requiring a bet of $100 to win $130, or $10 to win $13.

You can also bet on teams to beat or cover the spread. Let's say the 49ers are favored by 2.5 points to beat the Seahawks. If you bet on San Francisco to cover, they need to win by three points or more. If you bet on the Seahawks to beat the spread, they'll need to come within a field goal of the 49ers for your bet to cash.

An over/under -- or totals -- bet involves wagering on a team or both teams to score more or less than whatever the total set by the sportsbook is for the game. If Caesars Sportsbook sets the total at 143.5 points for a college basketball game, you'd either bet over or under that total. 

Prop bets involve focusing on a specific statistical category involving a player or team. Do you think Josh Allen will rush for more than one touchdown against the Patriots? That's one prop bet you can make, while another example is which team will score the first touchdown.

Parlays package two or more wagers -- or legs -- into a single bet. For instance, a three-leg parlay could include Victor Wembanyama to register more than 2.5 blocks in a Spurs moneyline win over the Mavericks, and for the two Texas teams to combine for fewer than 217.5 points. To win, every leg of a parlay must be successful, although Caesars offers bettors a cash-out option if they get cold feet before one or more of their legs has been determined.

Futures bettors play the long game: If they think they've got a pretty good idea of which team will win the Stanley Cup early in the season, they can bet on that team to do so and sit back and wait to see what happens.

Live bets -- also known as "in-game" or "in-play" bets -- allow bettors to wager on games after they've started at odds that fluctuate based on what's transpiring on the field, court, or pitch. Microbetting is a subset of live betting which involves such scenarios as betting on the outcome of the next possession in basketball or the next at-bat in baseball.

Special betting features and markets

With live betting gathering steam in the United States (it's long thrived in more mature legal markets abroad), Caesars Sportsbook has rolled out FireBets, a microbetting feature modeled after the NFL's RedZone channel in which bettors can wager on the result of the most crucial moments in a given sporting event. These can include the results of plays within the opponent's 20-yard line, a key ninth-inning at-bat, or what will transpire within the final minute or possession of a basketball game.

Through a unique partnership with Genius Sports, Caesars Sportsbook has managed to incorporate the livestreaming of NFL games into its betting app. Odds boosts are also frequently made available for certain events, as are Quick Pick Parlays – multi-leg wagers created by Caesars that relieve bettors of the obligation to come up with parlay legs themselves.

Caesars Sportsbook also offers an updated version of "Squares" betting for the 21st century, where mobile bettors can predict the last digit of each team's score after a quarter, half, or entire game. Caesars Squares have proven to be especially popular during the Super Bowl and other high-profile spoting events.

Customer Support

Caesars Sportsbook offers one of the more robust and responsive customer support operations among major U.S. sportsbooks. Customers can reach out via live chat on the sportsbook's mobile app or desktop version, phone (800-986-9248), email (support@caesars.com), and X/Twitter (@CaesarsHelp).

Retail Caesars Sportsbook locations

With its vast array of brands and casinos already in place throughout the United States and its decades-long experience operating multiple brick-and-mortar sportsbooks in Nevada, Caesars was able to get retail sportsbooks up and running a lot faster than most of its rivals when the Supreme Court cleared the way for nationwide sports betting in 2018.

In addition to its variety of locations on the Las Vegas Strip, Atlantic City and The Row in Reno, Caesars Sportsbook has prominent retail sportsbook locations at Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks in Phoenix, Arizona; Caesars Sportsbook at Capital One Arena, home of the Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards, in Washington, D.C.; the recently opened Harrah’s Columbus Racino in Columbus, Nebraska; Red Mile Gaming and Racing in Lexington, Kentucky; Caesars New Orleans and Horseshoe Lake Charles casinos in Louisiana; Louisiana Downs; Michigan's five Kewadin casinos, which are owned and operated by the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians; the Hoosier Park and Horseshoe Indianapolis racinos in Indiana; Prairie Meadows in Iowa; Eldorado Scioto Downs in Columbus, Ohio; West Virginia's Mountaineer Casino Racetrack & Resort; and Monmouth Park on the Jersey Shore.

While Mississippi does not offer mobile sports wagering, Caesars operates full-service sportsbooks at the Harrah's Gulf Coast and Horseshoe Tunica casinos in Biloxi and Robinsonville, respectively, and has sports betting kiosks positioned at Fitz Tunica Casino & Hotel, Isle of Capri Lula, Silver Slipper Casino Hotel in Bay Saint Louis, Trop Greenville, and the Waterview Casino & Hotel in Vicksburg.

Among states that primarily offer in-person sports betting, retail Caesars sportsbooks and kiosks can be found in Nebraska (Harrah's Columbus), New Mexico (Casino Apache Travel Center, Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino, Route 66 in Albuquerque, Dancing Eagle in Casa Blanca), Rhode Island (Tiverton Casino Hotel, Twin River Casino Hotel), and Washington State (Spokane Tribe Casino, Muckleshoot Casino Resort).

In the not-so-distant future, Caesars will undoubtedly cater to sports bettors in Missouri, where residents voted to legalize sports betting in 2024, and it is a leading contender for a license to open a casino in New York City.

Responsible gambling initiatives

As its industry-first Project 21 initiative makes clear, Caesars has long been known as a pioneer in the field of responsible gambling awareness and education, recently receiving the National Council on Problem Gambling's award for corporate social responsibility.

In upholding its commitment to responsible gambling, Caesars provides responsible gambling training for all team members and makes use of research from leading academics in the field. Simply put, Caesars just wants sports bettors to have fun. If someone is incapable of gambling responsibly on its platforms, Caesars has the tools and personnel in place to identify this behavior and discourage or stop such a person from gambling.

Lastly, if you feel as though you are unable to control your gambling habits, call 1-800-GAMBLER or a state hotline for help.