The deal could usher in a new era of sports gambling in the U.S.
Share to linkedinGetty Images for William HillA new partnership between Monumental Sports of Washington, D.C., and British betting firm William Hill aims to create the first legal betting establishment inside a major U.S. sports venue.
Monumental Sports & Entertainment—owner of the Washington Wizards and Capitals sports teams—will team up with William Hill U.S. to open a sports betting facility inside the district’s downtown Capital One Arena. The sportsbook will be the first of its kind inside a U.S. professional sports venue. Monumental Sports owns the arena, along with the Wizards, the Capitals and WNBA’s Mystics. Monumental’s chairman and CEO, Ted Leonsis, commands a net worth of
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