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Four bars in the District of Columbia now offer self-service sports kiosks as a component of a new program introduced across the state on July 30.
DCLottery, which manages sports games in DC, has unveiled the kiosks of 4 sports bars in DC: Ben’s Next Door, Dirty Water, Lou’s City Bar and Takoma Station. The opening hours of each site. Players can also be paid for their winnings at kiosks.
The initiative is a component of the district’s “GambetDC” program, and revenue from gaming kiosks goes to the DC general fund. Part of the cash earned through GambetDC kiosks is for school systems and infrastructure. Host sports bars get a five% commission on cash spent on kiosks. DCLottery plans to expand the program if it proves popular and a success in this limited release, adding elsewhere as convenience stores.
“Sports is a form of entertainment, and we’re offering entertainment,” Mel Florez, co-owner of Takoma Station, told the Washington Inshapeer.
Betting kiosks located in locations other than casinos are not new. They were used first in Nevada and then in New Jersey, and many can be found in those states at sports sites other than casinos or retailers, such as convenience stores and airports. its use in other states and in the District of Columbia expands its availability.
DC’s self-service kiosks will offer betting on the NBA, NFL, NHL and MLB, as well as horse racing and some foreign competitions. Currently, odds are offered for some GambetDC Olympic occasions.
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