Could a deal be possible?
Rumours coming out of New Jersey say that Wynn Interactive have made an agreement with Caesars to house online servers for Wynn in their Atlantic City casino. According to a source close to the business in a Bloomberg report Wynn will use Caesars land based casino in the state to run online gambling.
Online gambling laws in New Jersey do allow for any land based casino operator to house multiple servers for different online operators. This was confirmed by David Rebuck, director of New Jersey’s Division of Gaming Enforcement.
“On one side of the room ABC company can have its server, next to it can be a server from another company,” Rebuck said at the G2E Conference.
Both Caesars and Wynn are using online gaming operator 888 Holdings for the technical back office and server support and Wynn Resorts does not have a land based casino in New Jersey, so it would be the most cost effective option for Wynn.
There has been further speculation that if this deal is correct then both companies which will fighting over a casino license in Boston next year have come to an arrangement for that license in return for housing servers in New Jersey.
Currently neither 888 Holdings would say where Wynn’s servers will be housed and Caesars and Wynn themselves are refusing to comment on the news.
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