Originally posted by tblues2005
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Mobile wagering will be available, I can't imagine FanDuel/Kings would miss out on that either.Comment -
so nothing this weekend there for sports correct? might stop in to see that place. never been inside itOriginally posted by hawkeye 16Comment -
Nothing by this weekend. The state opens it up Aug. 15th, but each casino might be different. Diamond Jo said it is "hopeful its sportsbook will be open by football season."Originally posted by trytrytry
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It's a small casino, but it does have a poker room. It usually only has a couple tables going. Mostly 1/2 NL. Sometimes a 2/5 NL on weekends. Pretty fishy. During the day it is usually nittty old-timers. Sometimes there are a couple truck drivers that stop by off the interstate. During the weekends it can get juicy. The food isn't the best, but they have a buffet and a steakhouse. Plus Burger King and Subway for quick eats. Nothing fancy. I haven't been there in awhile though, so things might have changed a bit.
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Thank you. I had no idea. Some states are offering it and some aren't!Originally posted by hubie69Comment -
FanDuel by far best USA book non VegasComment -
Let me clarify, FanDuel and Draft Kings both will for sure be legal from a Daily Fantasy perspective, this has been outlined and passed. Not positive if they'll be offering books for bettings and/or which casino might have them.Originally posted by tblues2005Comment -
FanDuel not bad in PA Sportsbook
Better than others
DraftKings NJ not bad either
Play onshore
And offshore
Pick best of bothComment -
Good infoOriginally posted by jjgold
Thus those two will probably be the best overall in Iowa unless a casino goes independent????Comment -
I'm hoping Meskawki goes independent. A couple other casinos are hooked up with Bally's and Caesar's, but I can't remember which ones. Penn Gaming too. I'm looking forward to see how it pans out.Originally posted by FishheadComment -
Might be moving to IowaComment -
The law also states that each licensee is allowed up to two "skins". I'm assuming that means they can operate two different mobile brands?Comment -
wowow!!!!!!Originally posted by hawkeye 16Comment -
Pick a spot JJ. There are actually a few other casinos that aren't on this map. All but one has applied for a sportsbook license.Originally posted by jjgold
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Bally's and Caesars are owned and run by the same Company.Originally posted by hawkeye 16Comment -
We have a lot experts hereComment -
Iowa a clear hotbed.
Getting in touch with folks on the ground now.
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Stunning news on the horizonComment -
I thought that was the case. I was just too lazy to look it up. I just saw an article listing who applied to be partnered with who. Some are hard to figure out because it just states "Joe Blow Investments, Limited LLC"Originally posted by BigdaddyQHComment -
- Not too much info yet on who is going with who, but I'll update this list when I see anything. Please no more William Hill!
- Ameristar Casino Council Bluffs (across river from Omaha, NE) - Penn Gaming
- Blackbird Bend Casino
- Casino Queen Marquette
- Catfish Bend Casino Burlington - Pointsbet
- Diamond Jo Casino Dubuque - FanDuel
- Diamond Jo Casino Worth (I-35/Minnesota) - FanDuel
- Grand Falls Casino Resort (close to Sioux Falls, SD) - Elite
- Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sioux City
- Harrah’s Council Bluffs (across river from Omaha, NE)
- Horseshoe Casino Council Bluffs (across river from Omaha, NE) - Caesers
- Isle Casino Bettendorf (Quad Cities/IL border I-80)- William Hill
- Isle Casino Waterloo - William Hill
- Lakeside Hotel & Casino Osceola (I-35/close to Missouri) - William Hill
- Meskwaki Bingo Casino Hotel (Tama/tribal)
- Prairie Flower Casino
- Prairie Meadows Racetrack & Casino (Altoona/Des Moines) - William Hill
- Q Casino Dubuque
- Rhythm City Casino Davenport (Quad Cities/IL border I-80)- Elite
- Riverside Casino & Golf Resort (Iowa City) - Elite
- Wild Rose Casino & Resort Clinton
- Wild Rose Casino & Resort Emmetsburg
- Wild Rose Casino Jefferson
- WinnaVegas Casino
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Hawk, that's one hell of a list. See you there.
Iowa may wind up being one of the top5 gaming states.Where's the fuckin power box, Carol?Comment -
We'll have to meet up Chuck.
Iowa's population is probably too small for it to bring in too much revenue, and it will be mostly small time $20 bettors. Their might be a few heavy hitters though, if they can get the $$ down. Iowans love to gamble, especially on sports.
A lot of the revenue will come from neighboring states since most of the casinos are located on the borders or interstates.Comment -
The bottom line is this
No reduced juice
Very wide money linesComment -
This especially. I'll be out to the western side of the state to fade Nebraska lines if they get inflated from the fans out there. Great info HawkeyeOriginally posted by hawkeye 16Comment -
The money will be that great to move lines much
Iowa people carry $5 in their pockets
It’s not a rich areaComment -
Great work! I travel to Rochester, Mn frequently.Originally posted by hawkeye 16Comment -
Crazy sceneComment -
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Sammy it does get cold here in the winter. Some people couldn't survive here.
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hubie
Iowans are the heart and soul of the USAComment -
You should have been here last year. The graph would have looked more like this:
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Yeah last winter fukking sucked, HARD.Comment -
inclimate weather makes one a better Capper...Comment -
Anyone know if the sportsbooks will be non smoking?Comment -
The casinos themselves are all smoking. For those casinos that have them, the poker rooms are non-smoking. A few of the books (smaller ones) will be merged into the sports bars, so that might make a difference. No clue really.Originally posted by Otters27Comment -
Let's keep this updated as frequently as possible.Originally posted by hawkeye 16
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