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The Detroit Tigers on Thursday announced a multiyear deal with sportsbook PointsBet, the first such partnership between a Major League Baseball franchise and a bookmaker.
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"Our great fans will enjoy the unique experiences and innovative offerings that PointsBet's personalized platform provides," Chris Granger, a group president for Ilitch Holdings, the company that represents the Tigers, said in a release announcing the partnership. "As we usher in legal and responsible sports betting, we look forward to the fan-friendly enhancements that it will make to the game-day experience in and around Comerica Park."
Financial terms of the partnership were not disclosed.
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