SportsGrid’s In-Game Live features a panel of experts, covering a range of sports, providing insight and betting tips.
Under the terms of the deal, WynnBet will provide additional gaming insights from its trading team, delivering odds, money lines and upcoming game reviews to In-Game Live audiences. Coverage will encompass college events, MLB, NBA and NHL, as well as special events including the Fifa World Cup, World Series and college football games.
SportsGrid VP of Business Development and Marketing Jordan Bayroff said: “We are extremely pleased to welcome WynnBet as a sponsor to the network’s live weekend coverage of games and special events.
“WynnBet’s traders have demonstrated a record of providing insightful perspective and reporting across WynnBet’s platforms. The opportunity to integrate the WynnBet trading team of experts as contributors during the In-Game Live All Access weekend coverage enhances the viewer experience, providing informative, insightful and real-time perspective.”
The partnership will be supported by a social media campaign across the WynnBet and SportsGrid social media channels.
Wynn Resorts reported an 8% drop in revenue for Q2, as the effects of Covid restrictions continue to be felt in Macau.
The company reported a total of $908.8m in Q2 operating revenue, a fall of over $80m from last year’s total of $990.1m.
Recent surges in Covid cases in the region prompted the Macau Government to introduce travel restrictions and casino closures, with a significant impact on the gaming sector.
