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While sports bettors around Colorado can place wagers using one of many mobile betting apps, the state's only in-person sportsbooks are located in casinos in Black Hawk, Central City and Cripple Creek. But working with FanDuel, one of the sports-betting heavyweights, some entrepreneurs are now offering a hybrid option.

'It's the closest thing to a sportsbook,' says Noel Hickey, owner of the Celtic on Market, the Irish pub at 1400 Market Street. The Celtic is also a licensed off-track-betting facility, where gamblers can watch horse and dog races 'off-track' and legally bet on them; at sportsbooks, gamblers can bet on all sports.

But the Celtic is betting on gamblers willing to put up with certain limitations in order to stay in Denver, enjoy the ambience of a bar...and maybe win some money. In December, the Celtic unveiled 'Cash at Counter,' a partnership with FanDuel. Using the FanDuel app, bettors can deposit cash in person at the Celtic and make bets while watching sports.

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The Celtic doesn't actually take bets; gamblers must place wagers on their phones. But Hickey believes the amenities of his place and the tactile aspects of exchanging cash will bring people in. 'It's nice to win, but it's much nicer to get the cash,' says Hickey, acting out flipping through $500 in bills while he takes a break from bartending for the half-dozen people drinking at the first-floor bar. That area is filled with TVs showing horse and dog races, as well as more traditional sporting events.

The Celtic's off-track-betting venue is in the building's large basement. Before the pandemic, it would typically fill up for popular sports events like the Kentucky Derby. During the pandemic, following social distancing rules, the space can fit about fifty people.

According to Hickey, most of the 500 or so people who have made use of the sports-betting counter since it opened last month have been men in their twenties. While some have been avid horse- and dog-race gamblers who placed their winnings in a FanDuel account, many came in to bet on other sports and then became interested in betting on races. 'A lot of them have never even experienced horses or dogs,' says Hickey, who takes time to sits down with new customers and explain the basics of betting on races.

The Celtic gets no commission from the FanDuel deposits, but benefits from new customers generated from the arrangement. And sports gamblers get bonuses for making in-person deposits at the Celtic.

Other off-track betting facilities in the metro area whose licenses are owned by Twin River Worldwide Holdings — a casino company that owned Arapahoe Park racetrack and established a larger footprint in Colorado before sports betting went live — have similar arrangements with FanDuel. Besides the Celtic, there are FanDuel 'Cash at Counter' sites at Havana Park in Aurora, Elevated Stakes in Colorado Springs, and Odds On in Arvada.

'We're doing what we can do legally,' explains Bruce Seymore, executive director of the Colorado horse-racing operations for Twin River. 'It helps our business. Someone comes in and cashes and may want to stick around. The bar might make some money.'

The Colorado Division of Gaming has signed off on the off-track facilities opening cash counters in partnership with FanDuel.

'These cash counters are just an option to fund accounts and make withdrawals, similar to how PayPal or Apple Pay used to fund sports-betting accounts, but the counters are for people funding accounts with cash. They have no betting functionality, so they're allowed per rule. All the options to fund accounts are approved by the Division of Gaming director after the division reviews for internal control procedures and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) practices,' says Suzi Karrer, a division spokesperson. FanDuel did not return a request for comment.

While officially sanctioned by state regulators, the cash counters are a bit of a workaround to the spirit of sports betting in Colorado.

When Colorado lawmakers were working on the language of Proposition DD, which would legalize sports betting in Colorado, one of their selling points was that the 'brick-and-mortar' aspects of the state's sports-betting market would be limited to Black Hawk, Central City and Cripple Creek, where gambling has been legal for close to three decades.

'There was a fear that this would be like marijuana, where there were physical ticket windows on every corner, that in a way can lead to more falling into the negative impacts of gaming,' Alec Garnett, the Democratic state lawmaker (and now House speaker) who championed sports-betting legalization, told Westword in June 2019. 'Somebody who gets paid in cash on a Friday and just wants to go up to a ticket window and wants to risk it all is much more likely to happen with brick-and-mortar all over the state than it is with creating an online account linked to a bank account.'

In their final proposal, Garnett and other lawmakers ended up excluding off-track betting facilities from being allowed to open retail sportsbooks, instead creating the two sports-betting prongs of casinos and mobile apps. A slim majority of Colorado voters ended up approving sports betting in November 2019; under the language of Proposition DD, the majority of tax revenue generated by the wagers goes to the Colorado Water Plan. The legal market went live in May 2020.

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FanDuel contributed $1.35 million to efforts to pass the measure; that amount represented 35 percent of the $3.86 million put into the campaign. Twin River, which also has a partnership with DraftKings in Colorado, contributed $350,000.

Between then and the end of December, bettors in Colorado wagered $1.185 billion on sports, which resulted in the state collecting $3.4 million in taxes. Only a small percentage of the bets were made in person at casinos. The vast majority of the money wagered went through mobile betting apps, including DraftKings and FanDuel; some of those were made in person at Cash at Counter locations, which might look like sportsbooks...but aren't.

'The Speaker is confident that the Division of Gaming has worked hard to listen to and balance the interests of the many stakeholders involved in sports betting, and that they are making fair decisions while creating the sports-betting regulations that are best for Colorado and its people,' says Jerónimo Anaya-Ortiz, a spokesperson for the Colorado House Democrats.

'Obviously, I wish we could be doing the full thing,' says Seymore.

But for now, the Celtic on Market and other Cash at Counter off-track-betting facilities are settling on the next best thing to a sportsbook allowed by the state.

Hickey is betting on the return of sports fans to Coors Field, Ball Arena and Empower Field at Mile High. By then, he plans to install a 20-by-20-foot screen in the pub.

'It'll feel like a sportsbook without calling ourselves a sportsbook,' Hickey says.

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  You must be physically located in the state of PA to place your sports wager. However, you can register, make a deposit, and access your account from any state. FanDuel uses Geolocation detection to measure your physical location before placing a wager.

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• What Other States Is FanDuel Sportsbook Online Available?

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• Is It Fair to Play? Who Guarantees The Fairness Of FanDuel Online Sportsbook?

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• What Kind Of Deposit Options Are Available?

  You can find a full list of deposit options on the ‘Add funds’ section of FanDuel's site and app. Or on FanDuel's FAQS page here: https://fanduelsportsbook.zendesk.com/hc/en-us. This includes ACH(eCheck), Credit/debit card, Prepaid card, Paypal, PayNearMe, Cash At Cage, Check or wire transfer.

• I Made A Deposit, But I’d Like A Refund, What Can I Do?

  Deposited winnings can’t be withdrawn for compliance purposes, but FanDuel can of course issue you a refund. Simply Contact Customer Support on the website or app.

• How Quick Will I Receive My Winnings If I Withdraw?

  Many of FanDuel’s options offer a very quick and easy withdraw process. You can withdraw your winnings anytime through PayPal, prepaid card, Check, Cash At Cage, and Online Banking.

  Please note, you will not be able to withdraw using Prepaid Card or Paypal unless you have deposited using that method in the past. If you have deposited using multiple methods, then all the withdrawal methods listed will be available to you.

  If you withdraw via PayPal it takes approximately 12 hours for FanDuel’s team to review. Once approved, you should see those funds within the hour. Prepaid Card withdrawal can take up to 24hrs to be approved. Once approved, you will be able to access the funds immediately. If you withdraw via Online Banking, it takes 3-5 business days to process. If you withdraw via check, it should arrive within 7 to 10 business days.

• I Forgot My Password, What Can I Do?

  You are able to reset your own password by clicking “Forgot Password” on the login page. You will be asked to verify some security question on your account, you can also set-up SMS authentication, to further protect your security. If you have problems with your account please contact Customer Support and FanDuel will be happy to assist

• How Can I Start Playing?

  It is easy for eligible players to create an account!

  Please see above regarding eligibility and then see how to begin your journey below:

  1. Visit https://pa.sportsbook.fanduel.com/sports or download the FanDuel Sportsbook IOS/Android App FOR FREE! FanDuel's iPhone app is available in the App store. While if you wish to download FanDuel's Android app, just navigate to FanDuel's website above, and it will prompt you to download.

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  3. Follow the secure prompts that will help identity and keep your account 100% safe.

  4. Once registered, there are several methods to complete safe and secure deposits.

• What Kind Of Bets Are Being Offered?

  There are usually many sports available to make wagers on and tons of exciting bet types available on FanDuel Sportsbook. Please CLICK HERE to view FanDuel's guide to betting. This guide will assist first time bettors and seasoned professionals. Here are the standard types of wagers available:

  Straight Bets: A straight bet is a type of wager where you bet on a single game that carries either a point spread, a total or a money line. The money line bet is simply betting on which team will win, the spread bet brings a handicap into play offering closer to an even chance on either team, while Totals wagers are over/under bets based on points or goals scored.

  Parlays: Parlay bets are a series of connected bets. Parlay winnings are only paid if all legs of the parlay win.

  Proposition Bets: Also known as prop bets, these allow bettors to bet on a variety of different possible events in a game. A typical prop bet may be that a specific player will make the next touchdown during a game

  Futures bets: Long-term bets when you’re betting on a team or player over the course of the season. Such as Broncos to make the play-offs.

  Round Robin Bets: Multi-team bets between three and sixteen teams. These teams are then used to create as many two team parlay combinations as possible. In a round robin bet, the amount you bet is the amount that is bet on each two team parlay.

• Are there any restrictions on the types of bets I can place?

  Occasionally FanDuel may cap maximum online wager or winnings for larger bets, however if you are restricted at any stage FanDuel's Customer Support Team will be happy to help out

• What Sign Up Offers Are Available?

  New customers to FanDuel Sportsbook are eligible for a risk free first wager of up to $1000 (unless signed up through another specific promotion). Place your first wager and if you lose, FanDuel will return your funds (up to $1000) in Sportsbook bonus.

• What Other Promotions Does FanDuel Have Available?

  Each day FanDuel will have odds boosts available, to boost/increase the odds to so that your potential payout is larger than normal. It is a good idea to always check the odds boost first before making a normal wager just in case FanDuel has boosted the bet you want to place.

  FanDuel also has weekly promotions available! Please keep an eye on this page for promotions: https://myaccount.fanduel.com/promotions.shtml?source=pa.sportsbook

• How Can I Make Sure I Wager Responsibly?

  FanDuel has plenty of tools in place to encourage responsible gambling.

  Play/Deposit Limits - You can set daily, weekly or monthly play and deposit limits which prevent you from being able to play or deposit more than a specified amount during that period

  Time Limits - You can set a limit on the number of hours per day that you will be able to play on this site. To do so, simply enter the maximum number of hours per day you want to be able to spend playing on the site and submit your request. If valid, your time limit will be instantly applied to your account.

  Any decrease you set to an existing limit will be effective immediately. Any increase you set to an existing limit will become effective only after the time period of the previously set limit has expired and after you have confirmed the new limit.

  Self-Exclusion - If you believe you need to take a break from gaming, please visit the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board's website to request a self-exclusion. Upon visiting the PGCB's website, please click on the 'Register' button to begin enrollment in the self-exclusion program.

  Time out - Should you need a cooling off period from gaming, you can choose FanDuel's self-suspend action. Please be aware that the self-suspension has to be for a minimum of 72 hours and that during that time period you will not be able to login. Please contact customer service should you want your funds returned during that period. The account will be automatically re-enabled after the period has gone by.

• How Do I Close My Account?

  If you would like to close your account for any reason, you may e-mail FanDuel at sportsbook@fanduel.com and FanDuel will be happy to assist you with closing your FanDuel account.

• How Do I Contact Support?

  FanDuel's support team is available 24/7 through live chat. To start a chat go to FanDuel's Customer Support page, which can be found by logging in and clicking ‘Customer Support under your user options, or clicking the ‘support’ link on the footer of the website and app. FanDuel's team is also available by emailing sportsbook@fanduel.com

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