South Point Las Vegas launches sports betting app, drive-thru station
South Point Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas allows bettors to drive up and deposit money to bet on upcoming sporting events.
Starting Wednesday, the casino said they will allow sports betting through the South Point Sports app. Fans will be able to bet on upcoming sporting events like UFC 249 and NASCAR.
Sign-ups for new customers and deposits for existing customers have to be done in person. From 11 a.m.- 6 p.m., seven days a week, bettors can go to the South Point valet entrance to sign up or deposit funds without leaving the car, to ensure safety and social distancing.
BREAKING NEWS! Sports betting is BACK... quarantine style. Our drive through betting station is launching May 6!
— South Point Hotel (@southpointlv) May 4, 2020
Here's what you need to know 👉https://t.co/5GXJAVSpdB pic.twitter.com/9kHv0Rwzxu
Guests must be 21+ and provide valid photo ID. The South Point Sports app can be downloaded in the Apple App Store, Google Play Store or southpointsports.com.
The drive-thru station comes as UFC and NASCAR start to roll out events in May, putting them among the first U.S. sports organizations to resume operations amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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