Delaware Expands Retail Gambling With Launch of New Kiosks
The Delaware sports betting market just got a major upgrade.
The state has confirmed the launch of 89 new sports betting kiosks, with at least one at every Delaware Lottery retailer and at three casinos. The kiosks are the result of a partnership with Scientific Games, while Caesars Sportsbook provides odds. As noted in any comprehensive Caesars Sportsbook review, the operator's competitive pricing and robust market depth are industry standards, both of which are now directly accessible to Delaware retail bettors.
Residents have been able to place sports wagers at lottery retailers, but were limited to the three traditional wager types (moneyline, total, spread). The kiosks will not only allow for self-service, but will also have options for player props, same-game parlays, and live betting available.
All wagers must still be placed in person at a Delaware Lottery retailer. However, the kiosks offer a “Bet Ahead” option, where players can create a bet ticket online before visiting a retailer. Once complete, the ticket will provide a code to auto-populate it on the kiosk when placing the wager.
As with casinos and online US betting sites, bettors must be at least 21 years old to place wagers at one of the new kiosks.
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