Ahead of the Kentucky Derby, the leading betting and gaming operator and official partner of Churchill Downs, FanDuel, uncovered details regarding exclusive events and betting promotions it has prepared for its customers.
Racing fans and bettors can access exclusive promotions and live coverage
The 151st Kentucky Derby is scheduled to take place early in May. This year's event will mark the debut of the new Grandstand Renovation Project, promising exceptional experiences and convenience.
The aforementioned renovation has a price tag between $80m and $90m and it includes a transformation of the Grandstand Pavilion.
Thanks to FanDuel, racing fans will tap into live coverage, unique events and exclusive promotions.
Elevating the excitement for Derby fans and racing aficionados alike, bettors will be able to easily place wagers on the Kentucky Derby, the Kentucky Oaks, as well as every race during the Derby Week.
Bettors using the FanDuel Racing apps or FanDuel Sportsbook will have the option to tap into a $500 No Sweat First Bet.
The exciting promotion will give them up to $500 back as a racing bonus if their first wager isn't a winner.
According to a press release, FanDuel existing customers will benefit from a No Sweat Win Bet on the Kentucky Derby.
For another year, FanDuel TV will also offer round-the-clock coverage throughout Derby Week, promising comprehensive analysis, commentary from leading experts and behind-the-scenes access.
Racing fans and bettors alike will be able to enjoy commentary from leading experts, including Todd Schrupp, Michael Joyce, Christina Blacker, Scott Hazelton and Gabby Gaudet, among others.
Kay Adams, the Emmy award-winning host, will also broadcast the fan favorite Up & Adams show live from Churchill Downs on Friday, May 2, 2025. The live broadcast will air exclusively on YouTube between 12:00 PM and 2 PM ET.
The leading betting operator is thrilled to support the Kentucky Derby
Andrew Moore, FanDuel's General Manager of Racing, spoke about the upcoming racing event, Casino Guru News learned from a press release.
"The Kentucky Derby is one of the most historic sporting events in the world, and FanDuel is honored to be a part of it once again," he revealed.
Finally, Moore pointed out: "We're proud to be the first sportsbook that gives fans the ability to bet on sports and horse racing from a single platform, and we're excited to use that access to bring new energy and excitement to racing's biggest day."
Earlier this year, during the Super Bowl, FanDuel recorded 16.6m bets.
The famous competition matched the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, with the latter ultimately emerging as the winner in a 40-22 game.
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