Caesars Integrates Horse Racing into Sportsbook App

Written By:

Michael Molter

Published On:

April 30, 2025 11:05 AM

Caesars Integrates Horse Racing into Sportsbook App
  • Caesars Sportsbook app now offers integrated horse race wagering in Kentucky and Colorado with live streaming and shared wallet functionality.
  • WSOP Online expands to Pennsylvania, creating the first four-state shared player pool for online poker in the U.S.
  • Both updates launch ahead of key events: the 2025 Kentucky Derby and the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas.

LAS VEGAS – On Tuesday, Caesars Entertainment added pari-mutuel horse racing to the Caesars Sportsbook app in Kentucky and Colorado. The integration allows legal sports betting users to access Caesars Racebook, powered by NYRA Bets, directly within the sportsbook interface.

Also, bettors can use a single shared wallet for both sports and horse racing wagers.

Live streaming from over 300 tracks, betting on the Kentucky Derby as well as daily races and other major events, is available to users in both states. Also, Caesars Rewards points are earned on horse racing wagers, giving more of a kickback to high rollers.

The update marks the first time Caesars has combined its sportsbook and racebook offerings in a single app. The Caesars Racebook app remains active in 20 other states but as a standalone feature.

Other Gaming News

In a separate announcement Monday, Caesars expanded WSOP Online to include Pennsylvania. This makes Caesars the first legal online poker site to pool liquidity across four jurisdictions: Nevada, New Jersey, Michigan, and now Pennsylvania.

The integration arrives ahead of the 2025 World Series of Poker, which begins May 27 in Las Vegas. WSOP Online will feature 30 bracelet events and a new leaderboard prize structure.

Though independent of each other, both moves signal digital consolidation ahead of major racing and poker events.

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Michael Molter

Michael Molter has worked with LegalSportsBetting since 2018 starting as a content writer. Now the Director of Content, his work analyzes how laws, licensing, and compliance directly impact bettors and operators across jurisdictions. His research has been cited by NASDAQ, Research Gate, and PokerNews, as well as in academic reports from Villanova, Seton Hall, and Fairleigh Dickinson University.