A Patriots fan and once-a-week customer of The Brook, a Seabrook, New Hampshire, casino and off-track betting site, he said he will be heading north less often and will instead visit Foxwoods more frequently. John Steeves, a retired Brighton, Massachusetts, driver for the disabled, was among the first bettors at Foxwoods. A permanent site is being built and executives say it will be ready by November. The temporary sports book at Foxwoods Resort Casino. Foxwoods is working with DraftKings and will open a sportsbook in November. Mohegan Sun, which is partnering with FanDuel, said it will open a permanent sportsbook in mid-January, in time for the Super Bowl. In their race to quickly establish a presence, the two casinos assembled temporary sportsbooks. “We have to migrate to sports betting, and we have to get online.

“It’s a bigger deal than this,” Rodney Butler, chairman of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, said, referring to sports betting. Casino executives are optimistic that revenue will rise. At least at the start, revenue from expanded gambling will be a small share of the two-year, $46 billion budget enacted in June by the governor and General Assembly. Lamont said the state expects gambling revenue to generate $100 million a year for the state over the next four or five years. Connecticut is expected to receive $170 million guaranteed revenue over the 10-year contract, the lottery said in August. to operate 15 sports betting locations, including sites in Hartford and Bridgeport. The legislation also authorizes the Connecticut Lottery Corp. A permanent site is being built and is expected to open in November.

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