Caesars and ALT Sports Data announced a partnership to provide Formula 1 betting markets through Caesars Sportsbook and William Hill’s digital and retail operations. ALT Sports Data will supply models, pricing and data infrastructure for markets including driver matchups, pit-stop outcomes and overtakes.
The agreement adds data-supported Formula 1 markets to Caesars and William Hill betting operations.
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Nevada’s Gaming Control Board gave Boomer’s and Caesars tentative approval to open additional sportsbooks in the state, according to the report. The Nevada Gaming Commission was due to make the final decision later that month; proposed locations included three for Boomer’s and one for William Hill.
Nevada’s Gaming Control Board approved recommendations for William Hill to operate the Resort at Summerlin sportsbook and for Boomer’s Sports Book to take over at Bonanza Casino, according to reports. The proposals now go to the Nevada Gaming Commission, which is expected to consider them on 29 January; operations would begin after the Super Bowl if approved.
Boomer’s Sportsbook and Caesars Sportsbook are due to seek Nevada Gaming Commission approval on 18 December, after recommendations from the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Boomer’s proposes a kiosk-only sportsbook at the Mizpah Club in Tonopah, while Caesars plans to rebrand four northern Nevada sportsbooks. Boomer’s said it plans to open on 19 December if approved.
Bally’s Intralot said its acquisition of evoke will not complete by year-end because further regulatory procedures remain, with their conclusion expected in the first quarter of 2027. The company reported third-quarter revenue of €286.1m, compared with €81.9m in the same quarter of 2025.
Bally’s Intralot said its acquisition of evoke will not be completed before the end of the year because further regulatory procedures remain. The company expects those procedures to conclude in Q1 2027. evoke is the parent company of William Hill.
No specific Caesars Entertainment property sales have been confirmed following Tilman Fertitta’s acquisition, and social media speculation has named Planet Hollywood and Flamingo. Caesars chief executive Tom Reeg has said asset sales are among the possible options, but the properties have also been subject to sale rumours predating the acquisition.
No specific property sales have been officially confirmed following the Fertitta acquisition, despite social media speculation about Planet Hollywood and Flamingo, according to Gambling News. Caesars CEO Tom Reeg, expected to run the company temporarily, has identified asset sales as an option.