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Does the Perryville Hollywood Casino in Maryland Have a Sportsbook?

Written by:

Gilbert Horowitz

Published on:

Dec/24/2021

Does the Perryville Hollywood Casino in Maryland Have a Sportsbook?

Great news! The Perryville Casino in Maryland now has a sportsbook. They've become the 5th casino to offer sports wagering in the state since lawmakers passed a bill to legalize the activity. Mobile is still available via websites licensed outside of Maryland and in-state sportsbooks will do the same by early 2022.

The casino, a few miles from the Delaware border, held a grand opening on December 23. Perryville is approximately 50 miles outside of Baltimore and 40 minutes outside of Wilmington.

The MGM National Harbor casino in Oxon Hill opened its sportsbook in Maryland on Dec. 9; followed by casinos in Baltimore, Hanover and Berlin.

It's not just casinos that will offer sports gambling in the state. A total of 17 venues have been granted licenses.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

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