Resorts’ FastPick adds over/under picks to DFS wagering

FastPick.com players can now pick an athlete’s predetermined over/under fantasy points, as well as Head-2-Head matchups. ResortsCasino.com has also added two new slot titles, bringing its game tally to more than 500.

FastPick.com players can now pick an athlete’s predetermined over/under fantasy points, as well as Head-2-Head matchups, Resorts Casino Hotel in Atlantic City has announced.

Over/under is a wager where the house, FastPick.com, predicts a number for a statistic (fantasy points) in a game, and users can bet on whether the actual number in the game will be higher or lower than the predicted number.

Here’s how it works:

  • Players are presented with athletes and a predetermined fantasy point total for their next game.
  • Players select whether the athlete will accumulate more (over) or less (under) than the predicted fantasy points for that sporting event.

The DFS platform FastPick launched last summer and lets players wager online in New Jersey or at Resorts’ iGaming Lounge.

 

New Games at Resorts

ResortsCasino.com has added two new online slot games: Cleo’s Wish by NextGen Gaming and Rawhide by Konami Gaming.

Cleo’s Wish is a Cleopatra-themed five-reel online slot with rewarding symbols and bonus features, including Sands of Fortune and Cleo’s Parade Free Games.

Rawhide, a popular game in the land-based casino, is a five-reel, 30-line old west-themed slot. The game features a fugitive, marshals, wagons, cowgirls and more.

ResortsCasino.com now boasts more than 500 games.

Keep up with the latest promotions, bonuses and events at ResortsCasino.com and other online gambling sites at iGamingPlayer.com’s Promotions page.

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