Shaq and Ben Affleck to Appear in Sports Betting Ads

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Shaq and Ben Affleck to Appear in Sports Betting Ads

Jay-Z isn't the only big name being touted in the New York sports betting bids. Wynn announced as part of the Kambi bid w/ Caesars/PointsBet/Resorts World/Rush Street it will launch commercials directed by & starring Ben Affleck w/ Shaq in them as well.  This according to Steve Bittenbender of Casino.org.

New York only recently pushed through legislation that would allow sports betting remotely.

Under the terms of the solicitation, the state will select a minimum of two platform providers, who will work with at least four sports betting operators. In most instances, companies involved in each bid are proposing to serve as both a platform provider and an operator.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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