There’s a new app in town, and it’s Wynn Sports. After a five-day smooth launch approved by the Gaming Law Enforcement Division on July 27, the Wynn Sports app is available in New Jersey.
With Wynn now live via the Caesars Interactive licensed, there are 18 NJ sports betting apps.
Users can access the platform through ios and Android devices, as well as by visiting wynnsports.com. Customers using an Android device can download the app from the website.
Wynn Sports is powered by a European company BetBull Limited and Gaming solutions for global payments.
Perfect timing for Wynn Sports
August is normally one of the slowest months on the NJ sports betting calendar.
Think about it.
Most years, Major League Baseball is the only sport in progress.
But due to the global pandemic, the major professional sports leagues are in the early stages of their respective reboots.
So here are some of the current betting options at Wynn Sports:
PGA Tour the odds, however, were not live Tuesday afternoon. One would assume that this is also a work in progress.
The PGA Championship, the first of three major tournaments, kicks off Thursday morning. And Tiger woods is playing.
Click a thumbnail below to view screenshots of the Wynn Sports iOS app:
Wynn NJ Online Casino is also live
Like many other NJ online sportsbooks, Wynn integrated their sports betting into an NJ online casino. Users will have access to a shared wallet.
However, like the sports app, Wynn Casino currently has limited offers.
There is no such thing as blackjack, roulette, or poker. And the slots library includes just over 40 titles. Here is a selection:
- 200K Jester Jackpot
- Starmania
- Astonished
- irish eyes 2
- Money rush
So it looks like Wynn is slowly growing his online gaming portfolio in New Jersey. BetBull has informed Play in New Jersey that much more is planned for the application.
With the start of Paris NFL Fast approaching, the list of offers will expand in the coming weeks.
In the process, New Jersey customers have another online bookie to try out as a comeback of the sport.
Call it a Wynn win.