Lakeside Hotel Casino News

Iowa sportsbooks accepted $118.4 million in bets in April. That is down 26.7% from the record $161.4 million in wagers in March and the lowest volume since sportsbooks collected $104.8 million in bets in December.

In March, online and retail sportsbooks combined to take in $161.4 million in wagers in March. That is up 8% from $143.6 million in wagers in February and topped the record $149.5 million handle in January.

The sports betting app offers a deep array of markets and bet types, including live InPlay wagering with a secure registration process and a wide variety of options to deposit and withdraw funds.

Properties in Nevada, Iowa and Missouri will continue to follow the guidance of state and local authorities regarding the COVID-19 pandemic.

This football season, another U.S. state will have the opportunity to place wagers, now that Iowa has become the 11th state to accept legal sports bets.

After filling out instructions in the app, sports fans in Iowa can visit a William Hill Iowa sportsbook to complete registration and make their first deposit.

Yesterday, Iowa became the 11th state to accept legal sports bets. The Hawkeye State is expecting big results from sports betting. In addition, New Jersey’s gambling numbers continue to rise.

At noon today, all four William Hill Sports Books, located at Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino, Lakeside Hotel Casino, Isle Casino Hotel in Waterloo and Isle Casino Hotel in Bettendorf accepted the first sports wagers.

The four William Hill sportsbooks are located at Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino, Lakeside Hotel Casino, Isle Casino Hotel - Waterloo and Isle Casino Hotel - Bettendorf.

The Iowa resort announced its plans to unveil the sportsbook on the lower level of the casino on 15 August.

The provider will deliver on-property music and video programming to St Jo Frontier Casino, Mark Twain Casino and Lakeside Casino Hotel.

The company has appointed David Monroe as vice president and general manager of Lakeside Hotel & Casino, where he will oversee all aspects of the property, including day-to-day operations, staffing and guest satisfaction.

Human error cited, as two Iowa casinos face fines.

Iowa renews two casino gambling licenses for a year.

Casino manager speaks out against Iowa Gov. tax increase proposal.

News Brief: Profits have dropped so much at Osceola's Lakeside Casino and Resort that a Nevada-based company planning to purchase the business announced today that it has reduced its purchase price to $160.8 million.

Herbst Gaming, Inc. has entered into an amendment to its purchase agreement with Southern Iowa Gaming Co. to change the purchase price for the Lakeside Casino.

Lakeside Casino Resort in Osceola reports that revenue tumbled last month after additional gambling options became available at Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino in Altoona.

News Brief: Revenue from table games at Lakeside Casino Resort in Osceola plummeted nearly 30 percent in December after the same gambling options became available at Prairie Meadows Racetrack and Casino in Altoona.