DraftKings Expands into Slots, Video Poker, Roulette in New Jersey

DraftKings has expanded into online casino games in New Jersey, with the games complementing its sportsbook. The site now offers blackjack, video poker, roulette and slots.

DraftKings has expanded into online casino games in New Jersey, adding to its sportsbook offering.

The site launched blackjack in December, and recently added video poker, roulette, Cleopatra slots and Wheel of Fortune slots, according to Online Poker Report. The games are included directly in DraftKings’ sportsbook app.

Best known as the largest daily fantasy sports operator worldwide, DraftKings plans to continue to grow its online gaming offerings.

“DraftKings is building a true one-stop destination for skin-in-the-game American sports fans. This is an early preview of our larger strategy to roll out iGaming products in early 2019,” Matt Kalish, DraftKings co-founder and chief revenue officer, told Online Poker Report.

“As with our industry-leading DFS and sportsbook products, customers can expect to see new product innovation, seamless integration with the full DraftKings platform, and amazing gameplay experience.”

DraftKings offers on-site sportsbooks in New Jersey and Mississippi and is looking to expand online sports betting in West Virginia. The company is also eyeing Pennsylvania, but hasn’t yet named a partner there.

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